Falkland to Whitehorse

• Mountain Driving

  Be prepared for steep grades and winding roads through the north.
• Traffic

  Check for construction delays on the Alaska Highway.
• Fuel Strategy

  Fill up in major towns to avoid high prices in remote stretches.
• Weather

  Weather changes rapidly in the north; always carry extra layers.
• National Park Pass

  If you stop in national parks, you will need a Parks Canada pass.

• Wildlife

  Watch for animals on the highway, especially at dawn and dusk.
• Brake Safety

  Use lower gears on long mountain descents to save your brakes.
• Emergency Kit

  Carry a winter emergency kit, as conditions can be cold even in summer.
• Cell Service

  Expect limited cell service in remote stretches of the north.

• Is there a bus to Whitehorse?
  No direct bus service exists from Falkland.
• How long is the drive?
  It takes about 30 hours.
• Is the route scenic?
  Yes, it is one of the most beautiful drives in Canada.
• Are there hotels in Whitehorse?
  Yes, there are many options throughout the city.
• Can I fly to Whitehorse?
  You can fly from Kelowna to Whitehorse Erik Nielsen International Airport (YXY).

• From Falkland, British Columbia, Canada
• To Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada
• Modes

June to September for clear roads and optimal weather in the north.