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Paddling the Yukon: Why the River is the Way
Twelve days. Three hundred kilometres. One remote canoe route through Canada’s wildest subarctic terrain. In Yukon’s remote northeast lies a place few ever see: the Wind River Valley, nestled deep within the vast, protected Peel Watershed. Adventure photographer and outdoorsman Taylor Burk paddled its wild currents - guided by Indigenous stories, glacier-fed waters, and the surreal silence of true wilderness.
By Taylor Burk
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