Nestled on the border between northern British Columbia and the southern Yukon Territory in Canada, Kluane National Park is a pristine wilderness that captivates with its rugged beauty. This remote and expansive park is situated at the furthest point west in Canada, abutting the USA along the Alaska Highway. Encompassing 129 kilometers of awe-inspiring landscapes, Kluane National Park is dominated by cascading rocky mountains and vast glaciers, which together constitute approximately 83% of its terrain. This park is home to Canada's largest icefield, offering a stunning array of ice and rock formations that draw adventurers and nature enthusiasts from around the world.
Various images were utilized for Northern BC Tourism and Waves & Woods Magazine.