Silver Mines Itinerary
The Silver Mines Scenic Drive is a 110 km route that starts in Stewart Crossing, Canada, and ends in Keno City, Canada. Taking approximately one day to complete, this drive is best to be done during the summer months when the weather is warm and the roads are clear. Along the way, you'll be able to take in the stunning landscapes, including mountains, tundra and boreal forests. While the roads are generally in good condition, some sections may be narrow and challenging, so be sure to drive with caution. The Silver Mines Scenic Drive is suitable for all drivers, and can be done on a moderate budget. Please note that due to seasonal weather conditions, some sections of the road may be closed at certain times of the year.
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Stewart Crossing
Distance 110 km
Driving time 2.0 h
Pace: modest
28.6 kWh
Airports
YMA
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Stewart Crossing in Canada is the perfect starting point for the Silver Mines Scenic Drive. This picturesque small town lies in the heart of Canada's Yukon Territory, and is the gateway to a stunning journey.
The town itself is a great place to explore, with its historic buildings, unique galleries, and cozy eateries. A number of trails, ranging from easy to more challenging, are found in the area, and offer the chance to explore the majestic landscapes of the Yukon.
The local airport, Whitehorse International Airport (YXY), is the closest international airport, and is just a short drive away from Stewart Crossing. From here, car rentals are available, making it the ideal starting point for the Silver Mines Scenic Drive.
This drive is over 300km long, and takes in some of the most breathtaking sights in the Yukon. Highlights include the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, the famous Takhini Hot Springs, and the incredible views of the Kluane National Park and Reserve.
Stewart Crossing is the perfect place to begin the journey towards the Silver Mines Scenic Drive. With its rich history, unique attractions, and easy access to the airport, it is the ideal starting point to explore the Yukon's beauty.
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Stewart Crossing
- Mayo
Distance 51 km
Driving time 0.8 h
Pace: fast
15.4 kWh
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Embark on a 51km road trip from Stewart Crossing to Mayo and enjoy the picturesque landscapes and scenic roads. This trip will take you less than an hour, but be aware that there may be no gas stations along the way and that some sections of the route may be closed seasonally. Also, some sections of the road may be narrow, so pay attention when driving. As part of a larger tour, this route offers a great opportunity to explore the natural beauty of the area and discover some of the most interesting places to visit. In Stewart Crossing, be sure to check out the Stewart River, while in Mayo, you can explore the historic Mayo Landing. For more information about attractions, accommodation options, recommended restaurants, and campsites along the route, please refer to the "Itinerary" of this stage.
Mayo - Canada - North America - Scenic Drive - Wikimedia Commons
Mayo - Canada - North America - Scenic Drive - Vikipedija
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Mayo
- Keno City
Distance 59 km
Driving time 1.2 h
Pace: modest
15.3 kWh
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Welcome to the Mayo-Keno City Road Trip! This beautiful stretch of road is only 59 km long and takes less than two hours to drive, so you can make the most of your time by taking in the stunning scenery along the way. Be aware that there may be sections of the road that are closed seasonally and that some sections may be narrow, so keep an eye out for signs. You should also be aware that there may not be many gas stations along the route, so make sure you fill up before you go.
When you reach Mayo, make sure to check out the Mayo Museum and the Mayo Historical Society. In Keno City, you can explore the Keno City Mining Museum and the Keno City Cemetery.
This is just one stage of a larger tour, so make sure to check the Itinerary for more information about attractions, accommodation options, recommended restaurants, and campsites along the route. Enjoy your journey!
Keno City - Canada - North America - Scenic Drive - Wikipedia
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Keno City
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Keno City, located in Canada’s Yukon Territory, is the perfect end to an unforgettable road trip. The Silver Mines Scenic Drive, which starts in Mayo, Yukon, leads you to this small, remote community. Along the way, you can enjoy a breathtaking landscape of mountains, valleys, rivers, and lakes.
Once you’ve arrived in Keno City, you’ll find plenty of things to explore. Take a guided tour of the abandoned silver mines, visit some of the local shops, or take a stroll through the beautiful nature. The Keno City Ski Hill is also a great option for those looking to hit the slopes. For a unique experience, take a hike to the top of the Keno Hill Lookout and take in the stunning views of the surrounding area.
If you’re traveling to Keno City by air, the closest international airport is Whitehorse Airport (YXY). From there, you can rent a car and drive to Keno City.
Keno City is the perfect place to end your Silver Mines Scenic Drive road trip. With its beautiful landscape, unique attractions, and local charm, it’s hard to beat. Plan your visit and experience the best of what the Yukon has to offer.
Keno City - Canada - North America - Scenic Drive - Wikipedia
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Silver Mines at a glance
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Start:
Stewart Crossing
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End:
Keno City
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Distance:
110 km
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Stay:
1 day
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Getting there:
Mayo Airport (YMA)
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When to drive:
June, July, August
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More info:
More info you can find in the "Itinerary" section at each stage.
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