Bring your lunch to Kluane and enjoy a guided walk with Diyet, who grew up on the ancestral lands of the Kluane First Nation. Learn about the dagay (swans) of Jèdàlį (head of the river) and enjoy a cup of hot tea and bannock at the end of the day. Warm layers and rubber boots are strongly recommended. Registration is required so we can share additional information related to this event. If travelling from Whitehorse this is a long day but worth the trip to say goodbye to the swans for another season.
Time: 12 noon to 4 pm
Burwash Landing is approximately three hours from Whitehorse/one hour from Haines Junction. Meet at the Kluane Museum of History. From there, we’ll carpool to an area nearby.
This event is free but registration is required. Audiences of all ages are invited to participate. Involves walking about 3 km down an old dirt road and along the mudflats, with minimal elevation change.
Registration opens noon one week prior.
