Kluane Museum of Natural History

About this activity

Kluane Museum of Natural History offers a world-class wildlife exhibit along with displays on the Southern Tutchone people and the many plant species that make their home in the national park. The museum features realistic diorama displays of over 70 animals, birds and fish native to the Yukon. It also contains displays of Southern Tutchone artifacts, clothing and tools. A video theatre continuously shows movies with northern themes.

Take the time to walk through the animals, First National and mineral exhibits and spend time looking inside the gift shop for some locally made items, ranging from beadwork to painting and cards and much more. 

You'll see native clothing, tools and weapons of the Southern Tutchone people, as well as minerals and gems that are found in the Yukon. 

If you're heading here in a large group it's best to call through to book before you arrive! Their large parking lot can accommodate large veichles so if you are travelling, don't forget to stop by! There's also the world's largest Gold Pan which is located next to the museum too.