We’ll break up camp and move into the backcountry along Slim’s River. Soon after we set out on the hiking trail, you can experience the tranquillity and wilderness of Kluane. Every evening we will pitch our tents at a wilderness campsite and prepare a simple, but tasteful dinner. We continue to move further into Kluane National Park and one of the highlites of this route is a strenuous climb of Observation Mountain. But as the views and vistas of the majestic KaskawulshGlacier are unimaginably impressive, it is definitely worthwhile the effort. Then we return along Slim’s River. The route can be muddy and marshy in places and there are many creeks to cross.

This is our last day on the trail. We hike out to the trailhead where our car awaits us for our transfer back to Whitehorse. In Haines Junction we will have a late lunch, before we continue our way and arrive late in the afternoon in Whitehorse. We’ll bring you back to your downtown hotel where you can have that longed for hot shower and enjoy dinner in one of the nearby cozy restaurants.

• Meals and beverages in hotels and restaurants, except if otherwise stated
• Trip cancellation & medical insurance: We strongly recommend you purchase adequate insurance coverage at the time of booking. Your policy should cover injury, illness or death, trip cancellation, emergency medical, search & rescue, flight accident, travel accident, loss of baggage and personal effect s.
  

• During our Kluane backpacking trip everyone must carry part of the load, approximately 18 kg (40 lbs). This includes your own gear, some camping gear and a portion of the food. We will carry the bare minimum and safely store your other belongings in Whitehorse.
• This trip requires some hiking experience. Since this is a route, there is no established trail. There will be many creek crossings; some of them can be very demanding.
• All participants must prepare their personal gear for rapidly changing weather; steep, rugged terrain and cold, swift flowing streams. Our recommended Chilkoot Equipment List forms a good lead when preparing your this trip, bust most important items include sturdy, well broken in hiking boots, gaiters, creek crossing footwear and a hiking pole (useful for creek crossings).
• On this trip there is a possibility that there may be last-minute changes to the itinerary due to the weather, park regulations or other reasons. We'll do our best to provide an alternate program of equivalent importance and value, and of a similar nature. 
• You will be required to sign a 'release of claims and waiver of liability' form prior to the departure of this tour.