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At Tagish Wilderness Lodge, guests can expect a truly unique and remote wilderness experience. Located in Whitehorse, Yukon, our lodge offers a peaceful retreat away from modern-day distractions. Accessible only by floatplane, boat, or skiplane, there are no beaten paths to our lodge, ensuring a truly off-the-grid adventure.
Whether visiting in summer or winter, guests can immerse themselves in the pristine nature of Canada's Yukon. From canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and hiking in the summer months to winter camping, wildlife tracking, and outdoor education courses in the winter, there is something for every nature enthusiast at Tagish Wilderness Lodge.
Owned and operated by Sarah and Gebhard, the lodge offers a range of activities and sightseeing tours for guests to choose from. Each stay includes a 3-night accommodation package with full board and boat transfers, allowing guests to relax and enjoy the wilderness without worrying about the details.
For those looking to plan their activities in advance, Tagish Wilderness Lodge can customize excursions to meet individual tastes and interests. Rates are available on request, and all activities can be booked on-site or prior to arrival. With a focus on creating unforgettable wilderness experiences, the lodge ensures that each guest has a memorable stay.
To learn more about current packages, rates, and activities, visitors can explore the lodge's website or stay updated on offers and programs through their Facebook page. While travel may not be recommended at this time, Tagish Wilderness Lodge is dedicated to adapting their offerings to better serve guests in the future. Guests can trust that when it is safe to travel again, the lodge will be ready to welcome them to a truly remote wilderness escape in the heart of the Yukon.