EXPLORE THE YUKON
FROM ABOVE

Unforgettable scenic flights and
personalized air tours
departing from Dawson City.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Yukon from a new perspective.
Great River Air offers scenic flights and custom charters that highlight the vast wilderness, rich history, and spectacular sights of the Klondike region.

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serving the klondike since 2000

EXPEDITING SERVICE

We provide fast, reliable expediting services tailored for remote locations, including mining and exploration camps across the Klondike and northern Yukon. From staff rotations and camp resupply to critical equipment and cargo delivery, we support the full logistics chain for northern operations. With deep regional knowledge and bush flying expertise, we’re your trusted partner in mining and exploration support.

SCENIC FLIGHTS

Discover the Yukon’s breathtaking beauty from the air with one of our unforgettable sightseeing tours. We offer a range of flight options—each departing from Dawson City Airport and designed to showcase the dramatic landscapes and rich history of the region. Our most popular tour flies deep into the Tombstone Mountains, while others highlight the Klondike goldfields, Dawson City itself, or all of the above.

custom charters

Need to get to a remote location or plan a private adventure? We offer flexible charter services for wilderness access, photography trips, or personal travel. Whether you're heading to a secluded lodge or exploring off the beaten path, we’ll get you there safely and efficiently.

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Reviews

  • “Hands down, the highlight of our trip to Dawson. Seeing the Tombstone Mountains from the sky was beyond breathtaking — it’s something I’ll carry with me forever.”

    Lauren M., Vancouver

  • “Our pilot Scott made us feel totally at ease, even on our first bush flight. The Arctic Circle tour was unforgettable — remote, majestic, and full of wow moments.”

    Ryan T., Colorado

  • “This was more than a flight — it was a soul-stirring experience. You don’t really understand the Yukon until you’ve seen it from above.”

    Dani B., Ontario