Riverfront Boardwalk Trail

The Riverfront Boardwalk is a sightseeing walkway following the banks of the Yukon River located in the small village of Carmacks, Yukon Territory, Canada.

The walkway provides an opportunity to sightsee on foot while visiting in the village. Exploring the walkway provides some good views of the river, nearby mountains and some of the heritage buildings located throughout the village.

The Riverfront Boardwalk is very wheelchair friendly. The walkway is lined with interpretive signs, sitting benches, viewing platforms and includes a sightseeing gazebo. The gazebo is actually a trailhead starting or ending point for the boardwalk walkway.

There are many information signs located along the Riverfront Boardwalk . The signs educate visitors on the history, traditions and eco systems located in the region.

The Boardwalk Trail extends from the campground in the village to the Carmacks Roadhouse.

Along the route are some of the 16 heritage sites located in the village. Some of the heritage buildings located near the Riverfront Boardwalk include the High Cache, Telegraph Station (1915) and Walker's Cabin.

Supposedly you can get a certificate from the Mayor if you stop into the Village of Carmacks Office.

How to Get to the Riverfront Boardwalk Trail

Travel the Klondike Highway (Hwy #2) to the community of Carmacks, Yukon Territory, Canada. From the Klondike Highway, turn into the village and proceed towards the Yukon River and access River Road on the Yukon River. Start anywhere you like.