Ever wish there were more hours in the day? In Yukon during summer, the days are endless and although the moon rises, the sun never sets. The question is, what to do with all that sunshine? Read on for 5 ways to soak up the midnight sun.

1. Make the most of this incredible wilderness destination that's begging to be explored. Hike the iconic trails, including the Chilkoot and Cottonwood, across mountains and alongside rivers, each one alive with history and resplendent with flora and fauna, flourishing under hours of intense sunlight. Visit yukonhiking.ca for information on self-guided hiking.
   
   
2. Go exploring on two wheels! It's easy to see why Yukon and its community of Carcross were named one of the premier mountain biking destinations in the world in Outside Magazine. Bike across mountain ridges, or cycle alongside the famed Yukon River, whose banks are easily accessed from the capital city of Whitehorse. Find out more HERE.
   
   
3. Embark on the ultimate water escapade, by raft, canoe or kayak. With 70 wilderness rivers to choose from, tailor-make your adventure to suit your level of experience. Heart-stopping scenery guaranteed!
   
   
4. There's nothing like spotting a wild animal in its natural habitat. Have the camera poised for action as you spy roaming caribou, mountain sheep, moose, wolves – and the ultimate icons of Canada's animal kingdom – black bears and grizzly bears.
   
   
5. Celebrate summer festivals like a local! The Yukon International Storytelling Festival, Yukon River Quest, Dawson City Music Festival, and the First Nations' Adaka Festival all celebrate Yukon's diverse heritage and the summer solstice season.