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Visit the Northern Wildlife Gallery
TESLIN TLINGIT
HERITAGE CENTRE
Hà Khustîyi Dàkhkakhwân Hít
OPEN DAILY 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
RV friendly. Gift store.
Taste our fresh bannock.
Meet our cultural demonstrators.
Hike the trail from town.
5 KM NORTH OF TESLIN
ON THE ALASKA HIGHWAY
1.867.390.2532 ext. 332
TeslinTlingitHeritage.com
SHARE IN OUR TLINGIT CULTURE
In winter by appointment
JUNE TO SEPTEMBER
SOUTHERN LAKES REGION
Yukon Motel
Lakeshore Resort
Lakeshore R.V. Park
40 Pull-throughs • 20/30 Amps • Fishing Charters
SOUVENIR SHOP
Licensed Restaurant & Lounge • Liquor Store
Motel Rooms • Satellite TV • Gas-Diesel-Propane
Restaurant (867) 390-2575 • Km 1244/Historic Mile 804 Alaska Hwy • Box 100, Teslin, YT Y0A 1B0
email: [email protected] • website: www.yukonmotel.com
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Fuel Discounts
Visit Our Northern Wildlife Gallery “...the finest the Yukon has to offer.”
Free OPEN 24
HOURS
Reservations:
(867) 390-2575
“Teslin” is the Tlingit word for “Long
Narrow Water.” The Lake is 125 km
(78 miles) long, more than 3 km (2
miles) wide and reaches a maximum
depth of 213 m (700 ft). It is home to
many species of fish with Lake Trout
being the favourite catch of the sports
fisherman.
In late summer Chinook and Chum
salmon travel up the Yukon and then
the Teslin Rivers to spawn. Autumn
brings many hunters to this area for
ducks, geese and moose. A public
boat ramp and launch are situated on
the north side of the Nisutlin Bridge.
This bridge is the longest span on the
entire Alaska Highway.
Be sure to checkout the Yukon
Wildlife Gallery located at the Yukon
Motel Lakeshore Resort.
Welcome to Teslin
Come celebrate our 50th anniversary from July 18-20, 2025!
Food, cultural demonstrations and more.
Visit the GJ Museum to learn about
the living history, culture and
traditions of the Teslin Tlingit, and
about the life of George Johnston,
a photographer, adventurer and
entrepreneur.
Open 1 June to Labour Day, seven
days a week, 9am-5pm.
Located 800m (½ mile) north of
the Nisutlin Bay Bridge, on the
highway. Call 867-390-2550 or visit
gjmuseum.ca for more information.
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