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Wolf Creek Territorial Campground

Wolf Creek Campground is a Yukon Parks territorial campground situated along Wolf Creek on the Alaska Highway, approximately 15 km south of downtown Whitehorse.

The campground offers 46 campsites, including pull-through sites, along with a kitchen shelter, children's playground, bear-proof storage, and a large day-use area.

An extensive network of hiking and biking trails winds through varied habitats, offering views of the creek and river valleys. The Tàgá Shro trail to a river viewpoint is wheelchair-accessible.

Chinook salmon spawn in the creek in late summer and early fall, and visitors can explore the Gyü Ájel salmon fishway and interpretive site at the campground entrance. Signage throughout the site interprets the area's cultural and natural history.


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