Where is keno

Finish at the museum and step into the Alpine Interpretive Centre right next door. Take the drive up Signpost Road to Keno Hill past old mining structures to more hiking trails and an amazing panoramic view. Keno City has a campground, a hotel housed in a historic building, and a couple other options for accommodations.

While the community sees its share of adventurous summer visitors, it has fewer than two dozen year-round residents. Spend a bit of time in Keno and you might see why. When the landscape is this photogenic, your selfie game needs to be on point and most likely on a mountain top. The Silvermoon Bunkhouse offers well-appointed bunkies, with communal kitchen- and bathroom-areas. Owners Tracy and Dirk ensure your stay is enjoyable!

The rooms and shared spaces are kept spotless and the kitchen is equipped with breakfast essentials, as well as tea and coffee. Currently, travel to the Yukon Territory from other Canadian provinces is prohibited.

Only Yukon residents are able to travel to Keno City. From July, BC residents will be allowed to travel to the territory.

Check out the link below to find the latest travel information. Unfortunately, many places are closed. Keno City Hotel is currently closed until further notice and Silvermoon Bunkhouse has not provided any updates this year. Find out more here. For hotels and services in Keno City, please visit their respective Facebook pages or sites for up-to-date info.

We have several guides and inspirational pieces to keep you dreaming about your next Yukon adventure. Start with our travel guide to Whitehorse : the gateway to the Yukon. This is where you will most likely start your trip around the territory. Whitehorse has a lot to offer and one of our favourite places is the Yukon Wildlife Preserve. Check out our photo essay to meet the animals. One of our favourite activities in Whitehorse involved a canoe. Read our travel piece about our experience on the mighty Yukon River.

Whitehorse is not the only place to visit in the Yukon. Plan your road trip with our Yukon travel guide. One of the draws of the Yukon is its remoteness. Read about our flight here. The Yukon is famous for the Klondike Gold Rush. And what better place to relive this time period than Dawson City? Find out more in our Dawson City travel guide. Your email address will not be published. By using this form you agree with the storage and handling of your data by this website. Shop presets.

Canada , Travel Guide. Share on facebook. Share on twitter. Our comment here had said "Entering this hotel, built in the s, is a step into the history of this tiny hamlet. RV turnaround. Laundry and showers available. Sourdough Cafe The best Yukon history lessons happen in the bars, and that's where this interview takes place - in the only bar in the smallest community in the Yukon Photos of Keno Images from the backcountry, by the late Wayne Roberts.