Why you should paddle the Yukon River at least once in your life ?
The name Yukon comes from the Gwich’in word Yuk-un-ah, meaning Great River, a fitting name for a waterway that has shaped landscapes, cultures, and journeys
Sustainable Travel in the Yukon: Our Approach at Terre Boréale
For us, sustainable travel has never been a strategy or a trend, it has always been part of how we live and work. Terre Boréale
Life in the Yukon in winter: embracing darkness and cold
When I first arrived in Whitehorse, it was January 13th, 2012. Twenty-four hours earlier, I was in Laos, enjoying +30°C sunshine… and suddenly I was
Northern Lights and Stargazing in the Yukon: A Heavenly Experience
The Yukon has endless skies, breathtaking landscapes, and little light pollution, making it a perfect place to witness the extraordinary dance of the Northern Lights
Terre Boréale is now a Certified B Corp, Reinforcing its Commitment to Sustainability and Social Responsibility
Press Release – Terre Boréale, a leading provider of eco-friendly outdoor adventures, is thrilled to announce that it is officially a Certified B Corp. This
Ready for the adventure?
By Daniel Savouyaud, guide for Terre Boréale since 2021 After guiding for two seasons for Terre Boréale, I realize how difficult it is to accurately