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Western Canada
- Regions
- National Parks & Natural Areas
- Towns & Cities
- Lodging
- Calgary
- Canmore
- Kananaskis
- Banff
- Lake Louise
- Jasper
- Edmonton
- Vancouver
- Victoria
- Whistler
- Tofino
- Ucluelet
- Campbell River
- Port Hardy
- Bella Coola
- Smithers
- Prince Rupert
- Blue River
- Clearwater/Wells Gray
- Kamloops/Sun Peaks
- Golden & Kicking Horse
- Revelstoke
- Field & Yoho
- Fernie
- Riske Creek
- Parksville
- Icefield Parkway
- Activities and Attractions
- Rafting
- Sightseeing flights
- Kayaking
- Whale Watching
- Bear viewing
- Horseback Riding
- Golf
- Hiking & climbing
- Boat Tours
- Fishing
- Skiing & Snowboarding
- X-Country Skiing
- Dog Sledding
- Snowmobiling
- Snowshoeing
- Ice Walks
- Gondolas & Ice Explorer
- Gardens & Parks
- Hotsprings
- Historical Sites & Museums
- Aquariums
- Observation Towers
- Annual Events
- Ski Areas
- How to get there
- Alaska & Yukon
- Eastern Canada
How to get there
By Air:
To visit Alaska and/or the Yukon, you will more than arrive by air to either Anchorage, Alaska or Whitehorse, Yukon. This will depend on your exact route and travel plans.
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport (ANC)
Tel: +1 (907) 266-2526
Web: www.dot.state.ak.us/anc/
Erik Nielsen Whitehorse International Airport (YXY)
Tel: +1 (867) 667-8440
Web: www.gov.yk.ca/yxy/
There are some direct charter flights to Whitsehorse and Anchorage from Frankfurt (Germany) as well as regularly scheduled flights with Air Canada or other major airlines via Vancouver/Calgary/Seattle. From Calgary, also worth checking is the airline Air North and Alaska Airlines.
Some travellers use Seattle (USA), Vancouver or Calgary as as connecting cities for travel to the North.We are happy to arrange an additional night of accommodation in Seattle, Vancouver or Calgary if required.
By Ferry:
Alaska Marine Highway offers numerous route by ferry connecting Prince Rupert in Northern Biritish Columbia to the ports of Juneau and beyond. If you have the time and your route allows for it, it can be a great option.
