British Columbia

Chilkoot Trail Corridor — Log Cabin Flats Dispersed Camp

Dispersed Camping

Log Cabin sits at the historic Log Cabin townsite on the South Klondike Highway (BC-2), roughly 15 km south of Carcross. The flats here have been used as a roadside dispersed staging area for rigs heading into the Chilkoot Trail corridor or pushing toward Bennett Lake via the old rail grade. Spruce and alpine scrub frame the site, with the White Pass peaks looming to the southwest. No facilities — flat gravel, room for a couple of rigs, and silence except for the occasional freight truck.

Access is straightforward on paved and well-maintained gravel off the South Klondike Highway. Weather turns fast at this elevation — snow is possible any month. The area falls within Parks Canada’s Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site buffer, so check current fire restrictions and camping regulations before you set up. No open fires during high-risk periods. Cell service is essentially zero out here.

Klondike staging flats at the BC-Yukon line.

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Place Details

TypeDispersed Camping
Elevation (ft)2625 ft
Nearest townCarcross, Yukon
Miles from pavement0.2 mi
Minimum vehicleAny vehicle
Access road surfaceGravel
Cell serviceNone
Cost (USD/night, 0 = free)Free
Reservation requiredNo
Stay limit (nights)14 nights
Best seasonJune-September
Land managerParks Canada / BC Ministry of Forests
Permit requiredNo
Coordinates   Open directions
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