Sheep Creek flows through the dramatic landscape of Kluane National Park and Reserve in Yukon, Canada, carving its path through the sub-alpine terrain beneath the slopes of Thechàl Dhâl (Sheep Mountain). The creek descends through a rugged wilderness corridor, offering anglers a remote and scenic backcountry fishing experience within one of Canada's most spectacular national parks. The surrounding landscape is characterized by open sub-alpine terrain, with the creek eventually draining toward the Ä'äy Chù (Slims River) Valley. The elevation of the area reaches up to approximately 1,281 meters (4,200 feet), and the terrain transitions from valley bottom to dramatic ridgelines, creating a diverse riparian environment shaped by the geology and geography of the St. Elias Mountains region.