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Dream Holiday in a cozy log cabin at the shore of the mighty Yukon River ! Are you dreaming of holidays in a cozy log cabin just a few steps away from the mighty Yukon River? We invite you to spend your holidays in a typical northern log cabin nestled in the heart of the pristine Yukon wilderness.
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Furnishing: Our in 2005 newly build log cabin offers 55sq m/590 sq ft accommodating up to 4 persons, sleeping 2 in spacious loft and 2 in the living room. The cozy furnished living room has a wood stove, the integrated kitchen is fully equipped and the bathroom has shower and running warm water.
 - Fort Selkirk - Dawson City - Keno Prices: Price includes: cabin rent, propane, fire wood, complete kitchen equipment (groceries not included), bed linen, sheets and covers, towels Final clean up: CA$ 50.00 All prices are subject to 5 % GST (Good & Service Tax) Extras:Important Note: We reserve the right to stay in hotels other as described in the itinerary. We also reserve the right to conduct the itinerary in opposite direction or change parts of the tour description if necessary due to circumstances that are beyond the control of Canadian Wilderness Travel Ltd. All changes will be replaced by same or better options. We strongly recommend you to purchase proper insurance coverage at the time of booking. Your policy should cover at least trip cancellation, injury, illness, travel accident, emergency medical and search & rescue. You will be required to sign a " Release of claims and waiver of liability" prior to departure of this tour.
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is a small
community of 400 inhabitants, providing a grocery store, gas station,
restaurant, post office and a small swimming pool.
Hiking and biking trails are leading
directly into the surrounding
mountainous wilderness. The nearby Yukon River is inviting
you to catch a fish, canoe downstream ore just to relax while
sitting
at the shore and being caught by the steady and silent current of the
River.
Within a day trip you can reach
Dawson City, the
legendary capital of the 1898 Gold Rush or the Dempster Highway,
gate to northern tundra. Keno City, an abandoned "Ghost Town" founded during the
Silver Rush of 1911, is an other option worth to be explored. Numerous
nearby lakes are challenging to be canoed or to cast your fishing line.
