Pelly Crossing

Pelly Crossing, situated where the Klondike Highway intersects the Pelly River, is a beacon of Northern Tutchone culture and Yukon’s rich history. A notable attraction is Fort Selkirk, a meticulously restored Hudson’s Bay Company trading post located at the confluence of the Pelly and Yukon Rivers. Accessible via a scenic drive and boat journey, visitors can immerse themselves in the stories of early trade and Indigenous heritage.

The community is also a hub for cultural festivities. Events such as traditional dance performances and local music festivals celebrate the vibrant Northern Tutchone traditions. Workshops and gatherings provide platforms for artisans to showcase their crafts, fostering a deep appreciation for Indigenous art forms.

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