Whitehorse is located over 5,500 km from Montreal in the Yukon. Flying is the only practical mode of transport, with flights available from Montreal-Trudeau Airport to Whitehorse Erik Nielsen International Airport, usually with a connection in Vancouver or Calgary. Driving would take over 60 hours, making it a multi-day journey across the entire country. Whitehorse is the capital of the Yukon and is known for its stunning wilderness and the Northern Lights.
Total Distance: 5,550 km driving distance; 4,200 km straight-line air distance.
Book flights well in advance for the best rates.
Winter for the Northern Lights or summer for hiking.