Parks & Trails in Silver Trail Region, Yukon Territory, Canada.
Mayo, Keno City and Stewart Crossing Villages.
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Parks & Trails in Silver Trail, Yukon Territory, Canada

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Mayo, Keno City & Stewart Crossing
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Silver Trail Region, Yukon Territory, Canada

Some of the Silver Trail Region Parks, Trails, Lakes and River Destinations located near the communities of Mayo, Keno City & Stewart Crossing, Yukon Territory, Canada.

5 Mile Lake. A recreation site with a campground and day use area on a small beach. Popular for swimming, camping, picnicking and hiking. There is a playground, a swimming float and a hiking trail leading around the lake. Park located on Silver Trail Highway at 56 kilometres ( 35 Miles).
Conservation Trail. A back country gravel road popular for hiking, mountain biking and atving. Trail leads to old mining sites near Minto Lake. Best accessed from kilometre 38.8 on the Silver Trail Highway.
Devil's Elbow. A short 750 metre elevation hiking trail leading to a viewpoint overlooking the Stewart River wetland. The trail is located on the Silver Trail Highway at the 9 Kilometre mark. There is a gravel parking lot and interpretive signs.
Minto Lake. Wilderness camping at the lake. Good fishing, canoeing and boating. Fishing is for arctic grayling, lake trout and northern pike.The 18 kilometre Minto Lake Road accessing the lake is gravel and rough in parts. 4x4 is recommended.
Mayo Lake. Wilderness camping on the lake. Lake is best known for fishing. Fishing is for northern pike, arctic grayling and lake trout. The access road to the campground is gravel and rough. Lake located on the Duncan Creek Road (Silver Trail Hwy) leading to Keno City.
Halfway Lakes. Boating, canoeing and fishing under the shadow of Mount Haldane. Fishing is for primarily northern pike. Located 76 kilometres (49 Miles) on the Silver Trail Highway.
Hanson Lake. A canoeing, fishing and hiking destination in the Silver Trail region. The Haldane and McQuesten Lakes are also in the area connected by trails. The area is home to the Wind River Trail. Located at the 103 kilometre (64 mile) point of the Silver Trail Highway on Hanson Lake Road.
Signpost Road \| Keno Hill. A gravel road in Keno City which leads up to a sightseeing viewpoint on Keno Hill with far reaching views and a unique photo opportunity.
Mount Haldane. A 6 kilometre (4 mile) hiking trail leading to a summit viewpoint measuring 1839 metres (6023 feet). The trail follows a ridge line with switchbacks to a viewpoint overlooking Elsa, Mayo and many lakes. From Mayo follow the 18 kilometre gravel road to the Mt. Haldane Road. A 2 kilometre road leads you to trailhead.
Wind River Trail. Recreation trail leading to Hanson and McQuesten Lakes. Trail hooks into other recreation trails and gravel roads. Trail is popular for hiking, biking, sightseeing and atving. Located at kilometre 103 (Mile 64) on Silver Trail Highway.

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