We loved popping by here almost daily in mid August to see the Salmon coming up the river. If you pop in at the right time you can speak with an Elder and gain knowledge about the importance of salmon to first nations people in the Yukon - beautiful place for a visit. More

As a former Yukoner (for 25 years) I was pleased to take my granddaughter to the Yukon to see and experience the wonders it had to offer. While at the Fishladder, I ordered a hoodie for her so she would have a special keepsake from there. At the time there weren't any in in her size and the colour she... More

The longest wooded fish ladder in the world was built to guide salmon over the Whitehorse Electric Dam build across the Yukon River. The information provided at the facility is fantastic and there are plenty of fish viewing opportunities even if the salmon are not running because there is a small salmon fry tank set up inside, and other native... More

While I knew the salmon would not be running while I was in Whitehorse, I stopped by the Fish Ladder anyway. It's quite extensive and impressive. A very knowledgeable university student was on site. Donation is $3. More