WATCH THE NORTHERN LIGHTS AND GO DOG-SLEDDING IN WINTER
Watching the Aurora Borealis gyrating across the night sky from your suite is certainly a high point. But there are many more reasons for choosing Inn on the Lake.
At the height of winter, the Yukon is one spectacular wonderland. From the Inn on the Lake – just 35 minutes by car from Whitehorse – you can go snow-shoeing across untouched plains of pure white. You can skim through dazzling forests aboard a sled pulled by eager huskies, or snowmobile up to Caribou Lake to go ice-fishing.
Take your luxury, tailor-made holiday to Canada in summer and a different world awaits you. You can embark on an adventure hike out to Shay’s Lookout, Miles Canyon or White Mountain. Or laze on Army Beach, play a round of golf at Meadow Lakes or go kayaking and fishing in beautiful Marsh Lake. The Yukon is all about the great outdoors, and it doesn’t come any greater than at Inn on the Lake.
INN ON THE LAKE, WHITEHORSE
Inn on the Lake, at a glance
- Traditional-style inn on the edge of Marsh Lake, built from Engelmann spruce
- Just 35 minutes’ drive to Whitehorse
- Choice of rooms, suites, apartments and a cottage – all with a frontiers-cabin feeling combined with modern amenities
- Cathedral roofs and wooden ceilings, plus extensive decks overlooking the lake
- Rooms typically feature en suites and great views, whilst suites have two bedrooms and a separate living room
- The cottage can accommodate a family of five
- Apartments are one bedroom, self-contained homes-from-home
- Hearty, Yukon-inspired cuisine that uses local ingredients like sockeye salmon and Boreal berries
For leisure and pleasure
- Sauna with hot tub
- Fitness centre
- Watch the Northern Lights from your own balcony
- Canoes and kayaks for lake exploration, plus fishing gear
- Mountain bikes for discovering the forest
- Passes for Meadow Lakes Golf & Country Club
- Hiking to Shay’s lookout, White Mountain and Miles Canyon
- Seasonal dog sledding and snowmobiling
- Ice fishing on frozen lakes
- Cross country snow-shoeing
- Great birdwatching for returning flocks of swans and water birds
- Easy access to Whitehorse and the history of the Yukon
