North America
Yukon
The Yukon territory in Canada boasts 24 remarkable peaks within its remote wilderness.
Peaks
24
Highest
5,959 m
24 peaks
Name HeightDifficulty
- Mount Logan5,959 m—
- Mount Saint Elias5,489 m—
- Mount Lucania5,260 m—
- King Peak5,173 m—
- Mount Steele5,020 m—
- Mount Wood4,860 m—
- Mount Vancouver4,812 m—
- Mount Slaggard4,742 m—
- Mount Hubbard4,557 m—
- Mount Walsh4,506 m—
- Mount Alverstone (Boundary Point 180)4,420 m—
- McArthur Peak4,380 m—
- Mount Augusta4,289 m—
- Mount Strickland4,260 m—
- Avalanche Peak4,228 m—
- Mount Cook4,194 m—
- Mount Craig4,060 m—
- Spring Glacier Peak3,976 m—
- Mount Harrison (Yukon)3,935 m—
- Mount Queen Mary3,928 m—
- Centennial Peak3,820 m—
- Mount Malaspina3,776 m—
- Mount King George3,741 m—
- Mount Johansen3,740 m—
How many Yukon are there?
There are 24 Yukon in North America. TrailWise lists every one with its height, terrain grade and the walking routes that cross it.
What are the highest and lowest Yukon?
Mount Logan is the highest at 5,959 m, and Mount Johansen the lowest at 3,740 m — a spread of 2,219m across the list.
How do I track my Yukon?
Create a free TrailWise account and your ascents tick off as you log them — connect Strava or upload a GPX and the summits on your route are recognised automatically. You earn awards at 25%, 50%, 75% and on completing the list.
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Track your Yukon progress
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