White River

The White River brook flows through dense boreal forests, creating multiple channels through the mountainous terrain of southwestern Yukon Territory.

The waterway served as a traditional transportation route for First Nations communities, connecting various hunting and fishing territories across the region.

Local fishing communities maintain traditional practices along the brook's shores, passing down knowledge of seasonal fish migrations and sustainable harvesting methods.

The brook provides year-round opportunities for fishing, with native species including arctic grayling and northern pike throughout its accessible sections.

The brook's waters contain high concentrations of glacial sediment, giving them a characteristic white appearance that contributed to its naming.

GPS coordinates: 62.30529,-140.40513

Latest update: October 29, 2025 18:35