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- You’ll start out with a one to two hour climb up an extremely steep talus slope with an elevation gain of about 300 metres over 1km. However, all the effort is worth it once you get to the top where you’ll be treated to incredible views of Mount Monolith and the surrounding peaks.
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Nov 26, 2023 · Tombstone Territorial Park is a pristine wilderness area in Yukon Territory, known for strikingly rugged mountains and exceptional backcountry hiking. Not too far south of the Arctic Circle, Tombstone Park has become one of the most sought-after wilderness destinations in Canada’s North.
- Day 1: Grizzly Lake Trailhead to Grizzly Lake
- Day 2: Grizzly Lake to Divide Lake
- Day 3: Divide Lake to Talus Lake and Back
- Day 4: Divide Lake to Grizzly Lake
- Day 5: Grizzly Lake to The Trailhead
The trail starts fairly mellow with lots of tree roots covering the path, it soon starts to climb steeply. It’s a grind, there is no other word for it. Once you get to the tree line though the views open up and you can see that car park way down in the distance. The climb continues up to a view point, the termination point for most day hikers. Ther...
From the Grizzly Lake campground you look up at Glissade Pass, the high point of backpacking Tombstone Territorial Park. It looks intimidating at best. Today is a good day to eat a big breakfast as the climb starts almost immediately! Backtrack across the creek from the campground and shortly after you’ll notice a rock with the words Glissade Pass ...
For day three we ended up hiking to Talus Lake. Our original plan had been to camp there for the night but knowing that on our way out we’d have to hike ten kilometers and then get over the pass, we decided to spend the night in Divide Lake and day hike. We were exceptionally lucky that due to smoke and road closures the park was particularly quiet...
As with most trails, the way back never seems to take as long or be as hard. We got an early start, aware of the rock hopping and big pass which was to come. The first stretch went by fast and we felt strong but before we knew it we were looking up at the pass and oh did it look daunting. The snow which had covered the pass trail had melted in the ...
The climb out of Grizzly Lake on our final day of backpacking in Tombstone Territorial Park was just as tough as we expected. Lots of rock hopping up the steep trail to gain the high ridge. From here the traverse begins. Most of the snow patches and the corresponding streams they had produced were gone! Leaving the trail fairly water free, make sur...
It’s a dramatic sub-arctic landscape that offers outstanding wildlife viewing, birding and hiking. The park lies within the traditional territory of the Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in First Nations people who have hunted, camped and traded here for centuries.
The Grizzly Ridge Trail is one of the most popular hiking trails at Tombstone Territorial Park and I highly recommend it. Within an hour you get a spectacular view of Mount Monolith and the end of Grizzly Valley.
Tombstone Territorial Park hikes offer some of the landscape views in the Yukon, with trails catering to all experience levels. Whether hiking along the Klondike River or climbing to Grizzly Lake Viewpoint, the park’s beauty will leave a lasting impression.
Mar 6, 2021 · Tombstone Territorial Park hiking: The details. Tombstone Territorial Park is a large protected wilderness area in northern Yukon, around an hour and a half away from Dawson City (pop. 1,300). The park is accessible from the Dempster Highway, a 737km dirt road to Inuvik (NWT) and the Arctic Circle. The road intersects Tombstone at around 50km ...
1. Getting There via the Dempster Highway 2. When to Go 3. The Multi-Day Backcountry Trek 4. Other Things to Do and See in the Park 5. What to Pack. Getting There via the Dempster Highway. The adventure begins well before arriving in the park—it starts on the road trip to it!
