The Yukon’s Campbell Region includes Faro and Ross River with a combined population of only 700 people.
In the beautiful Campbell Region of The Yukon, you can see animals in their natural habitats and visit a famous mine site. There are more photos to take here than will fit on your phone.
The goes through a part of the Yukon that is hardly populated and barely developed. There is a chance that you won’t see another car for a while, and likely won’t have to share the rest stops. Pack a lunch, or anything else you might need for all of the 3 highways into the towns. The journey is 361km on the Robert Campbell Highway from Watson Lake to Ross River, or 232km in from Carmacks. You could also take the South Canol 217km in from Johnson Crossing.
There are many chances to stop and read an interesting sign or take a walk along the lake’s edge. Keep an eye out for local plants and animals, but do so in a responsible way and keep your distance.
Celebrate the stunning wildlife and vibrant culture of our region with fun activities, local crafts, delicious food, and live music! Bring your family and friends for a weekend filled with excitement and connection to nature.
