Bennett Lake
Whitehorse, Canada
Bennett Lake is a glacial lake located in the Yukon Territory, primarily known for its stunning turquoise waters and mountainous backdrop. This 42-kilometre long lake was formed during the last Ice Age and serves as part of the historic route for the Gold Rush Trail, where visitors can often spot remnants of that era along its shores.
The area offers opportunities for kayaking and fishing, with the best times to visit being late spring to early fall when the weather is milder. The nearby Carcross Desert, one of the smallest in the world, adds variety to the landscape, making it worthwhile to explore the surrounding trails.
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Tours that visit Bennett Lake
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Caribou Crossing Adventure Tour from Whitehorse
5.0· 14 reviewsFrom ₹17,777Half-day guided tour to Caribou Crossing, featuring stunning mountain and lake scenery; learn about the Carcross/Tagish First Nation.
“This tour offers stunning landscapes that connect you deeply with nature. The highlight for me was our guide, Sandra, who not only delivered everything promised but also tailored the experience to our pace and preferences, providing detailed insights along the way. I highly recommend it.”— Dublan13 on the Caribou Crossing Adventure Tour from Whitehorse tour
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