Wild Sheep Valley

Wild Sheep Valley

Wild Sheep Valley is located in the western part of Whitehorse (also known as White Horse), Yukon, Canada, about 16 kilometers from the city center. This is an undeveloped valley that has remained in its pristine state, making its ecological beauty and untouched charm its greatest attractions. If you're lucky, you may also witness the aurora borealis.

The southern boundary of Wild Sheep Valley is formed by Ibex Mountain, while its western edge is marked by Mount Arkell and Mount Ingram. It is a piece of pure land that remains undamaged, with everything fresh and natural. The valley exudes endless charm throughout the year, and many people enjoy visiting in winter when it is covered in a blanket of white snow, presenting a world of pure white. In winter, you can drive your team of sled dogs through the valley at high speed, spotting caribou in the Southern Lakes area along the way, with flying snow dust occasionally hitting your face. Gaze at the snow-covered Coast Mountains in the distance and admire the dreamy aurora borealis dancing under the pristine sky. Pull your parka hood tight and feel the frost forming on your face.

Ibex Valley

Why go: One of the most pristine valleys in Canada

Continent where the attraction is located: North America【North America】

Country/Region where the attraction is located: Canada[Canada]

Province/State where the attraction is located: Yukon [Yukon]

City where the attraction is located: Whitehorse [Whitehorse]