Details
- $325 CAD per person
- Group size: Maximum at 12 guests. Minimum 2 people required.
- May 30 - June 2
June 7 - 9
June 14 - 16
June 21 - 23
June 29 - 30
July 5 - 7
July 12 - 14
July 19 - 21
July 26 - 28
August 2 - 4
August 9 - 11
August 16 - 18
August 23 - 25
August 30 - September 1
What’s Included:
- 3 days of guided mountain biking
- Trail head transportation provided as needed
- English/French speaking local Yukon guide
- Breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks as outlined in itinerary
- Boréale t-shirt
What’s Not Included:
- Travel insurance
- Visas (if required)
- Personal equipment (including bikes)
- Miscellaneous expenses - drinks and souvenirs, etc.
What to Bring:
Summers in the Yukon are generally quite temperate and it is a semi-arid environment, meaning we don’t really receive a lot of rain. Average temperatures range from day time highs of approximately 20°C/65°F to possible night time lows of 5°C/40°F.
On Bike: For riding, we recommend people bring their usual cycling attire such as shoes, padded bike shorts, shorts, t-shirts, long sleeved shirts & pants, wind breaker, full fingered cycling gloves, sunglasses, and a backpack or hydration pack.
We do have a limited supply of full suspension Norco Sight 3s available for rent for our package clients. They are rented for an additional $40.00 CAD per day. We also have all the tools and stand required to build your own bikes.
Policies
Itinerary
Day 1
Your guide will greet you at the airport and bring you out to Yurtville. There will be time to build up your personal bike or be fitted for your rental bike. Over a welcoming and delicious barbeque, we will go over our detailed itinerary for the rest of the trip.
Day 2
Overlooking Whitehorse and beyond, our local Grey Mountain trail network is a mountain biking paradise. The trails gently swoop up and down, weaving through the boreal forest. Spectacular views of the Whitehorse valley and the coastal mountains near Carcross accompany us throughout the ride.
Day 3
Today we tackle the Mount McIntyre Descent. We will start in the alpine of Mount McIntyre, admiring the views of the Whitehorse valley and towards Fish Lake. We can even see all the way to Lake Laberge, the lake made famous in the Robert Service poem The Cremation of Sam McGee. As we start the descent back to Whitehorse, we will ride through many different ecosystems, starting in the alpine right down to the valley floor.
Day 4
We will be up early to get in a great ride before that flight back to reality. The Yukon River is a highlight of any trip to Whitehorse. A deep bright green colour, it seems almost unreal. On today’s ride we will maneuver our way through the trails to the follow the Yukon River as it flows to back to town.
Airfare Special
Our company has a special airfare deal with Air North, Yukon’s Airline, making the total trip price $435 CAD from Vancouver/Calgary/Edmonton-Whitehorse return with an extra $25 per direction for bicycle transport, payable at check-in counter. This airfare deal needs to be booked via Boréale Biking.
Whitehorse International Airport (YXY) is serviced daily from Vancouver, BC through Air North, Yukon’s Airline and Air Canada. For European departures, Condor flies direct from Frankfurt, Germany to Whitehorse, Yukon on Sundays throughout the 2013 summer.