Skiing in Yukon
Yukon is a ski destination in Canada, part of the North America region, with 3 ski resorts to explore. The skiing spans elevations from 437m to 1,190m, giving a vertical range of 753m. Across the area there are 19km of prepared pistes. There are 33 runs in total - 16 easy, 9 intermediate, 6 advanced - catering to all ability levels. 5 ski lifts serve the slopes, including 1 chairlift. Notable resorts in the area include Mount Sima, Mount Maichen (Watson Lake) and Moose Mountain. The ski season typically runs from November to May. A daily adult lift pass costs around €145 on average.
Ski Resorts in Yukon
3 ski resorts in Yukon
Moose Mountain
Moose Mountain offers snowboarding, downhill skiing, and cross country skiing. Visitors can enjoy uncrowded slopes and incredible views.
Mount Maichen (Watson Lake)
Mount Maichen (Watson Lake) is a ski area in Yukon, Canada. It has 7.6 km of pistes served by 2 lifts. The slopes run from 725 m to 918 m, a vertical drop of 193 m.
Mount Sima
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Yukon at a Glance
Aggregate stats across 3 resorts
Total Resorts
3
Total Piste km
19 km
Total Lifts
5
Elevation Range
437–1,190 m
Avg Day Pass
-
Total Runs
33
Season Calendar - Yukon
When each resort is open for skiing
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