21-Day Haida Gwaii & Yukon Expedition

EXPEDITION LOG New route for 2026 Built from years of Yukon expeditions, now expanded with Haida Gwaii after exploring the islands ourselves. Departure Dates 2026 September 14, 2026 Book this date You’ll be redirected to our secure Square checkout to pay your 25% deposit. This confirms your spot. The remaining balance is due 30 days before departure. A confirmation email with trip details and a packing list will follow. There are road trips. And then there are full-blown northern expeditions. This is 21 days of traveling through some of the wildest and most remote landscapes in Canada. From the stormy coastlines of Haida Gwaii to the Arctic tundra of Tombstone Territorial Park, this expedition slowly crosses an entire section of the North through constantly changing landscapes, cultures, and wilderness. We begin on the remote islands of Haida Gwaii, surrounded by rainforest, driftwood beaches, and the Pacific Ocean. The first days are spent exploring the islands, surfing cold Pacific waves, wandering hidden coastlines, sitting around beach campfires, and settling into life on the road. But Haida Gwaii is more than just a beautiful place. Part of the expedition includes a cultural experience that offers a deeper connection to the islands and the incredibly rich Haida culture that has shaped this coastline for thousands of years. Spending time learning about the history, traditions, and connection to the land is an important part of experiencing Haida Gwaii properly. From there, we board the ferry back to the mainland and begin the long drive north. And that’s where this expedition becomes something truly unique. The further north we go, the more the landscapes begin to change. Rainforest slowly turns into mountains. Mountains turn into glacial wilderness. Dense forests eventually disappear into wide open tundra. Over the following weeks we travel through remote northern highways, small mountain towns, massive lake systems, and some of the most untouched wilderness left in Canada. We hike alpine ridges near Carcross, packraft through the Kluane backcountry, backpack beneath glaciers, climb rock above the Yukon River in Dawson City, and eventually drive the legendary Dempster Highway into Tombstone Territorial Park. Our converted expedition bus becomes our moving basecamp throughout the journey. A rolling northern home carrying us from the Pacific coast all the way into the subarctic. The expedition is built around movement, wilderness, campfire evenings, long days outside, and the feeling of slowly traveling deeper into the North. By the time we reach Tombstone, Haida Gwaii already feels like another world. That’s what makes this journey so special. It’s not just one destination. It’s the experience of crossing an entire section of northern Canada through wilderness, remote communities, endless highways, changing landscapes, and places that still feel genuinely wild. From cold Pacific beaches to the Arctic tundra of the Yukon. One long journey north.