JourneyWoman Partners with Mosaic Earth for Women-Only Trip to the Yukon in August 2027

Featured image: See the Northern Lights in the Yukon/ Photo credit Southern Lakes Resort

Join us in Whitehorse, in the Yukon, for a legendary road trip to one of the most pristine wilderness areas in Canada. The Yukon Explorer guided tour is a unique, small-group adventure that offers something for every woman, designed and guided by Mosaic Earth Travel in partnership with local guides and businesses across the Yukon. As part of our small group, you’ll have the opportunity to deeply connect with this unique destination and the wonderful locals who make it so special.

“I’m thrilled to be partnering with another woman-owned Canadian small business to bring women to see the Yukon,” says Carolyn Ray, CEO, JourneyWoman. “As valued members of our Women’s Travel Directory, Pam and the Mosaic Earth team have designed an itinerary that will bring us deep into the Yukon, including Indigenous cultural activities, culinary experiences and even the Northern Lights. This will be my first trip as well, and I’m excited to stay at family-run lodges and get reconnected with our beautiful country at the best time of the year.” 

This trip is in partnership with JourneyWoman partner Mosaic Earth, based in B.C., Canada. Led by Pam McGarel, Mosaic Earth’s goal is to create immersive, educational experiences rooted in regenerative tourism principles.

“We aim to elevate local voices and foster meaningful connections between travellers, the natural environment, and Indigenous cultures. Through these efforts, we encourage empathy and understanding while celebrating British Columbia and the Yukon’s unique heritage,” says Pam McGarel, Founder, Mosaic Earth.

Trip Details:

This trip is August 24 – September 2, 2027 with a capacity of 9 solo travellers. Pricing starts at CAD$8,225 per person based on double occupancy (plus GST)/USD$6,394.80 (inclusive). This 9-night, 10 day trip includes all accommodation, including 2 nights in Whitehorse (start & end), 2 nights near Kluane National Park, 2 nights in Southern Lakes region, and 3 nights in Dawson City. JourneyWoman CEO Carolyn Ray will be joining the first trip as well.

August 24-Sept 2, 2027

• Route: Whitehorse – Southern Lakes Resort – Kluane National Park – Dawson City – Whitehorse
• Capacity: 9 single occupancy/ or combination thereof 

Trip Highlights

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty from lakeside cabins to the stunning Kluane National Park, a UNESCO Heritage Site featuring the world’s largest non-polar ice field. Spend a day in Tombstone Territorial Park where the boreal forest transitions to sub-arctic tundra.

Visit historic towns like Dawson City (the heart of the Klondike Gold Rush), Carcross, and Whitehorse. Learn about the First Nations culture and history, the Gold Rush era, and daily life in the wild North. Enjoy activities like hiking, canoeing, flightseeing, and more.

Dates: Augut 24, – September 2, 2027  

Starts and Ends in:  Whitehorse, Yukon

Arrival/ Departure: Fly into Erik Nielson Whitehorse Airport (YWY). Check Skyscanner for rates and options.  There are direct flights from Vancouver via Air North, Yukon’s Airline, and connecting flights from other major cities in Canada. Mosaic Earth’s booking team can assist with flight reservations as needed.

Cost and how to book

• Complete our interest form to connect with Mosaic Earth Owner Pam McGarel

• The trip size is limited to 9 women; 6 are required to make this trip happen; do not book any travel until the trip is confirmed  

• Trip cost for 10 days/9 nights: Private room: CAD$8225/ USD $6395. Pricing may vary slightly depending on currency rates. Pricing is subject to 5% GST in Canada. 

• Deposit: 10% deposit due upon confirmation via credit card. 

• Final payment is due 75 days prior to departure (invoice is issued 2 weeks before).
• Please do not book flights until the trip is confirmed. We will host a Zoom call to discuss logistics and details once guests are confirmed.  
• Please read full booking terms on the Mosaic Earth site here. 

Remember to purchase travel insurance. Check insurance rates here.

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