Hiking Tours & Canoeing Tours in the Yukon with Terre Boréale
Guided hiking & canoeing tours in the Yukon
Terre Boréale offers guided hiking tours, canoe expeditions, and wilderness adventures in the Yukon, Canada. Based in Whitehorse, we specialize in small-group and self-guided experiences that explore remote mountains, rivers, and backcountry landscapes across Northern Canada.
Our Yukon tours include multi-day hiking trips, wilderness canoe journeys, winter adventures, and custom itineraries designed for travelers seeking authentic and environmentally responsible travel experiences.
Why choose our Yukon wilderness tours
When Milena and Max organize your dream hiking or canoeing adventure, nature leads the way. With group sizes of eight people or less, we limit our footprint on the Yukon landscape we love. Our celebrated cuisine includes local, organic ingredients, and we travel with a zero-waste philosophy so you can leave the wilderness with nothing but incredible stories. From the details of your trip to our international involvement in conservation, being connected to the land guides every aspect of Terre Boréale. Learn about our sustainable tourism practices here.
Who are Terre Boréale adventures best for?
Terre Boréale is best suited for travelers seeking small-group wilderness experiences in the Yukon. Our tours are designed for people who value authentic outdoor adventures, local expertise, sustainable tourism, and meaningful connections with nature. Whether hiking, canoeing, exploring winter landscapes, or planning a self-guided road trip, our experiences focus on immersion rather than mass tourism.
As a certified B Corporation based in Whitehorse, Terre Boréale combines adventure travel with a commitment to environmental stewardship, responsible tourism, and positive local impact.
Guaranteed Hiking and Canoeing Departures
Exploring the Ruby Range
Discover
August 29th to September 5th 2026 – full
Other dates, contact us
Group size 2 to 8
Difficulty Moderate
In the Coast Mountains
DiscoverJuly 3rd to 10th 2026 – 3 spots left
August 23rd to 30th 2026 – full
September 6th to 13th 2026 – 2 spots left
Other dates, contact us
Group size 2 to 8
Difficulty Hard
Kluane Colours
DiscoverJuly 4th to 13th 2026 – 1 spot left
July 21st to 30th 2026 – full
Other dates, contact us
Group size 2 to 8
Difficulty Very Hard
Questions about Terre Boréale
What types of tours does Terre Boréale offer?
Guided hiking tours, canoe expeditions, winter adventures, self-guided trips, and custom Yukon itineraries.
Where are Terre Boréale tours based?
Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada.
Are Terre Boréale tours suitable for beginners?
Some tours are beginner-friendly while others are designed for experienced hikers and paddlers.
What makes Terre Boréale different?
Small groups, sustainability focus, certified B Corporation, and deep Yukon expertise.
La découverte du sud du Yukon en compagnie d'Amélie et de Juliette s'est avérée être une expérience incroyable, empreinte de bonne humeur, de générosité et de convivialité.
I did the Coastal Mountains Trek and it was truly one of the best experiences of my life. This trek takes you into some of the most gorgeous nature you can find on this planet. On top of that - Terre Boreale is an incredible company. Our guide (Amelie) was amazing and they thought of every detail. The food was delicious (hot zucchini and feta pasta after a long day hike… what is better!!) and we are already looking forward to our next trip. If you are considering a trek in the Yukon, I can’t recommend Terre Boreale enough.
Nous avons vécu une expérience incroyable sur la Yukon River, 13 jours de descente en canoë entre Whitehorse et Dawson City, seuls dans la nature accompagnés de nos deux guides Juliette et Amélie. Le groupe s'est incroyablement bien entendu, les moments difficiles sont passés tous seuls. L'organisation, l'intendance, tout a fonctionné à merveille, toujours avec respect pour l'environnement. Nos deux guides n'ont jamais varié d'humeur, toujours partantes quelques soient les conditions climatiques, s'adaptant constamment. La préparation avec Miléna n'a posé aucun problème, bien au contraire, toujours de bon conseil. Les paysages grandioses infinis du Yukon et la météo ont été au rendez-vous ainsi que les animaux : ours, rapaces, loutres, castors, chèvres sauvages, etc. Je rajouterai une mention spéciale pour la visite de Fort Selkirk. Enfin la cuisine a été incroyable : 14 jours sans ravitaillement mais en ne mangeant que du frais cuit au feu de bois. Il y aura vraiment un avant et un après Yukon !
Kluane et le Donjek en 2023, Kluane, Tombstone et Dawson en 2025. Deux expériences extraordinaires avec Terre Boréale. Organisation, soutien, professionnalisme, encadrement, le tout en respectant la nature intacte et sauvage des lieux visités et du Yukon en général. Je recommande cette entreprise pour le Yukon.
We hiked to Donjek Trail this summer and had an amazing experience with Terre Boréale. A challenging and demanding trek, offering amazing views of the rugged Yukon landscape and nature. Our guides Amelie and Chloe were extremely knowledgeable and experienced, making this the unique adventure we had hoped for.
Donjek 2025
Unbelievable experience hiking to the Donjek and back. As a more novice backpacker, I truly appreciated the expertise and professionalism of the two guides. Both women were prepared, knowledgeable, and just all around fantastic human beings. This was an extreme trip (as the website clearly states) and I felt safe and confident in the abilities and decisions of the guides. Whether it was crossing paths with a grizzly or a steep mountain pass, both guides led the group with their expertise and passion for the Yukon backcountry. Every detail was planned with care and compassion. I truly appreciated Terre Borale’s commitment to the environment. The “leave no trace” principle was strictly adhered to throughout the trip. All around amazing experience.
Who founded Terre Boréale?
Terre Boréale was founded by Miléna and Maxime in Whitehorse, Yukon. Since 2013, they have developed small-group wilderness experiences focused on sustainable tourism, environmental stewardship, and authentic exploration of Northern Canada.