Beaver Creek

Beaver Creek sits close to the Canada–United States border in Yukon, and its position on the Alaska Highway has made it a practical stop on one of northern North America’s great road routes. The small community lies in the upper White River valley, amid a vast interior shaped by boreal forest, wetlands and long winters. Beaver Creek is within the traditional territory of the White River First Nation, whose local presence connects the settlement with the Indigenous cultures of this borderland. The Alaska Highway, built during the Second World War, remains central to its role as a service point for travellers heading between Yukon and Alaska. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Beaver Creek relates to the upper White River valley and the Yukon–Alaska borderlands.

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