The Yukon Transportation Museum, nestled in Whitehorse, Yukon, showcases the region’s unique transportation history. Visitors can explore a diverse collection of artifacts, including equipment used in aviation, railways, and roads that contributed to Yukon’s development. The museum is accessible to the public and has a small yet thoughtfully arranged exhibition space. A typical tour lasts around 30 to 40 minutes, allowing guests to absorb the insightful displays and well-curated storytelling of the area’s transportation evolution.
Exhibits feature significant elements, such as a model train display that portrays key Yukon routes and a bush pilot room filled with memorabilia. The museum also includes outdoor displays of historical vehicles and equipment, giving visitors a comprehensive look into how transportation shaped life in this remote environment. Engaging staff members are available to enhance the experience with additional information and guided tours.
