Whitehorse
Welcome to the Arctic! Whitehorse is the capital of the Yukon territory and the largest city in Canada's North. While the city retains a laid-back frontier town feel, the people of Whitehorse bring a cosmopolitan quality to the city: almost everyone has come from somewhere else, making for an eclectic, bustling city with quality hotels, fine dining, and unlimited recreational possibilities.
The rich cultural scene offers a steady fare of theater and dance. The city's convention spaces can host up to 600 delegates. Whether you're looking for a simple hotel meeting room, a museum, or nearby wilderness lodges, Whitehorse can guarantee a unique event.
Whitehorse has approximately 1,000 hotel rooms, and is only a 2 ½ hour flight from Vancouver, Edmonton or Calgary.
Key Facts about Whitehorse
| 1,038 miles N. of Seattle | |
| Hotel Rooms: | 1,000 |
| Convention Centers: | |
| International Airport(s): | Whitehorse International Airport |
Climate
Whitehorse enjoys 4 distinct seasons through the year. Average temperatures are:
| Spring Summer Fall Winter | High: 43 F (6 C) High: 67 F (19 C) High: 39 F (4 C) High: 67 F (19 C) | Low: 23 F (-5 C) Low: 43 F (6 C) Low: 24 F (-5 C) Low: 13 F (-11 C) |
Where is Whitehorse?
