Yukon Transportation Museum - Whitehorse YT

AAA Editor Notes

Yukon Transportation Museum is off Alaska Hwy. at Km-post 1475.7 (917 Electra Crescent) next to Whitehorse International Airport. Exhibits highlight various modes of transportation used in the Yukon, including snowshoes, dog sleds, stage coaches, boats, aircraft and military vehicles. The Queen of the Yukon, the sister plane of Charles A. Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis; the LCC-1, a Cold War land train; and a Canadian Pacific Airlines DC-3 installed as a giant wind vane also are displayed.

Time: Allow 30 minutes minimum.

More about Whitehorse, YT

Admission

$10; $8 (ages 55+ and students with ID); $5 (ages 6-12); $20 (family, two adults and two children). Combination pass with the Yukon Beringia Interpretive Centre $12.

Hours

Daily 10-6, mid-May through Aug. 31; daily noon-5, in Sept.; Sun.-Mon. noon-5, rest of year. Phone ahead to confirm schedule.