Glacier Flow
Yoga and Ski Grand Tour
A Wild Wellness Adventure!
4 Days in the St. Elias Mountains
June 2026’s solstice offers northern outdoor enthusiasts extended daylight, peaking around June 21 with the longest day of the year. Near the Arctic Circle, the "midnight sun" provides up to 24 hours of light, ideal for exploring. Trips should account for sleep challenges due to continuous light; dark tents and eye masks help.
Have you ever dreamt of traveling overland a glacier, whilst viewing Canada’s largest mountain? Here is your chance to join a 4-day and 3-night adventure learning how to safely travel on glacial environments, gaining insights into the hydrology and geography of the landscape.
Our journey begins with a scenic flight by a small bush plane to a high elevation, where you will be dropped off at Glacier Camp. Each morning, we start by waking up and clearing our minds with a meditation session, followed by a nourishing breakfast and a gentle morning stretch to prepare our muscles for the day ahead.
Throughout the adventure, you will participate in a traditional cocoa ceremony, a perfect moment for reflection. There will be ample opportunity for journaling and soaking in the breathtaking scenery surrounding us. This immersive experience combines physical activity, education, and mindful practices to deepen your connection with the glacier environment and its majestic backdrop.
This beginner-friendly trip offers an accessible way for anyone to experience the wild Yukon in a safe and welcoming environment. Participants will be guided by certified Yoga and Mountain experts who handle all your needs, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable adventure. Each day includes interpretive discussions covering topics such as exploration and mountaineering, the science behind glaciated environments, and essential safe travel skills. To complement the physical and educational aspects, daily yoga sessions, meditation, and journaling provide a perfect way to reflect and unwind, rounding out each day with balance and mindfulness.
*Please remember that weather can change on a dime and being mentally prepared to wait out a storm is a strong possibility. Please schedule your travel plans accordingly pack appropriate rations of medications/supplies*
$2,500/Person +5% GST
4 Days
*Minimum 5 People to Run Trip, Max 10*
Trip Questions
What if I have never skied before?
This is a beginner-friendly trip, and you will be given instructions on how to properly ski or use snowshoes. Keep in mind, some skiing or snowshoeing experience is helpful. There is something for all ski levels and experiences.
Where do we leave from?
Our trip begins leaving Whitehorse at 7 am, driving to Silver City (210 KM) and flying into Glacier Camp by 10 am. (weather dependent)
What are the sleeping arrangements?
We will be sleeping in shared 2-person tents with the group; you must be comfortable with male/female and shared living arrangements. 2 people per tent.
Can I drink the water?
Your guides will provide filtered water, melted right from the glacier! It is also recommended to bring along your water bottle
What about bears/wildlife?
You may be lucky enough to pass some wildlife as we drive to the location, but there is not much danger travelling in a group. Food items will be stored away in a separate space.
Do we need to worry about food or cooking?
No, your certified river guides will take care of it!
How far are we skiing/snowshoeing?
An average of 5-9 km return trip a day, which leaves lots of time for yoga and “chillin”. After dinner, trips are an option as well if the group is up for it.
What is not included?
Meals while staying in Whitehorse, hotel accommodation in Whitehorse (2 nights), Sleeping equipment (sleeping bag, thermo rest) and personal gear. Some gear is available upon request at an additional cost.
What is included?
Certified knowledgeable and experienced Mountain and yoga guides, Transportation of gear and snowshoes. Overland shuttle to and from Silver City, Safety equipment( including sat phone and Inreach), all meals on the trip, tents, cooking and shared camping equipment.
More questions?
Check out our FAQ page, you may find the information you are looking for there.