Yukon: Northern Lights Adventure
Dates: 4/5 – 4/11
Location: Canada
Price Range: $4600-5200
Theme: Outdoors, culture, & history
Faculty Contact: David Kelly-Hedrick
The Yukon is the land of the midnight sun, known for its hospitality and wondrous scenery, and is the perfect setting from which to explore the arctic circle. From traversing Canada’s wilderness to connecting with self-governing indigenous nations, the Yukon offers immersive and diverse experiences for students looking to apply their critical thinking skills on an unforgettable adventure.
Our activities will include guided snowshoeing, visiting museums, glass blowing, meeting and sharing stories with residents, and observing the northern lights. Travel with us to the far north for a truly amazing and unique inter-cultural and wild experience in Canada.
- Students and families should be aware that this experience includes:
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- Travel to remote northern regions with limited services and cold, variable winter weather
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- Outdoor activities such as snowshoeing and wildlife observation that require appropriate cold-weather gear and stamina
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- Possible late-night excursions to view the northern lights and early mornings for scheduled activities
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- Cultural engagement with Indigenous communities, requiring openness, respect, and curiosity
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- Shared accommodations and limited access to technology, emphasizing community and connection