Experience the

Northern Lights

Bask in the

Midnight Sun

Experience the

Northern Lights

Bask in the

Midnight Sun

Travel Inspiration

Dawson City Cultural History

Driving on the Top of the World

People celebrating the summer solstice on the Midnight Dome

Parker Schnabel Discovery Gold Rush

Fall colours at Tombstone Territorial park

Dawson City Gold Panning

More Inspiration

Hike in
Tombstone Territorial Park

Snowshoe in
Tombstone Territorial Park

Hike in
Tombstone Territorial Park

Snowshoe in
Tombstone Territorial Park

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Our boardwalks lead many places, including back in

Our boardwalks lead many places, including back in time!⁠
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Photo: @DawsonLodge, in front of their business on Third Ave. with Moosehide Slide in the background⁠
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Dinner Views: being surrounded by buildings over 1

Dinner Views: being surrounded by buildings over 100 years old. Sign us up!⁠
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This could be your "meal with a view", from @klondikekatesrestaurant_dc ...and the Old Post Office across the street isn't the only beautiful old building on that corner either!⁠
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Photo: @yukon_exploration_green_gold⁠
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For what may be the oldest building standing in Da

For what may be the oldest building standing in Dawson City...Lowe's Mortuary is still looking pretty darn good!⁠
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You aren't able to visit inside this building, but the window displays are worth taking a peak of! Find this gem of a building on Second Ave, near Queen.⁠
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Photo: Pat Brooks⁠
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#TBT Madge Gillespie, daughter of Fred Caley stand

#TBT Madge Gillespie, daughter of Fred Caley standing in front of the infamous neon sign at Caley's- the first of it's kind in Dawson City.⁠
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The building dates from 1900, but is most famously known as Caley's store, a general store that Fred Caley open and ran from 1948- 1979, when it was purchased by the owners of the Midnight Sun.⁠
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It is said that once the building was sold and the sign was taken down, it was not allowed to be put back up by the new owners as it did not fit the historically accurate standards of the gold rush time by which Dawson was trying to keep⁠
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The building is now being fixed up to be used by the current owners of the Midnight Sun Hotel, and the sign has been donated to the Dawson City Museum (with new exhibits opening soon!)⁠
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Thank you to Rick Gillespie for this fantastic photo!⁠
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