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Kayaking

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Alpine Lake in the north

Caribou in winter time

Tents in the wilderness

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Walking over a river bridge

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Photo of mountains

Group photo of Caribou

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Fall Colour

Winter in the Yukon

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Fireweed, official flower of the Yukon

Frozen lake with mountains

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The Southern Lakes District of the Yukon is a relatively unknown sea kayaking gem with no less than eight large, mountain-lined lakes that provide the best of both worlds. They have the immense feel of ocean kayaking, yet provide all the benefits of a pristine fresh-water environment. Glacier viewing and alpine hiking are easily accessed from several kayaking routes in the Southern Lakes, providing a truly first-rate experience. Please see our listings of sea kayaking trips below and don’t forget to check out our Custom Vacations section to see how the staff at Cabin Fever Adventures can place you in a sea kayak in pristine wilderness when and where you want to go!

Coming soon: In summer 2010, we are launching our "mothership" kayaking experiences!

Interested in seeing images of sea kayaking? Check out our Yukon-Wide Slide Show if you haven’t decided what you want to do in the Yukon yet.