Haines Junction

Haines Junction is a village in southwestern Yukon with a population of 610 (2016).

Understand

Welcome to Haines Junction

Haines Junction was established in 1942 and 1943 during the construction of the Alaska Highway. In 1943, a second highway, the Haines Highway, was built to connect the Alaska Highway with the coastal town of Haines, Alaska, over the Chilkat Pass, hence the name of the community. Situated at the junction of these two highways, Haines Junction was a construction camp and a supply and service centre for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers building the highway.

Get in

Haines Junction is on the Alaska highway (historical mile 635), approximately 154 km (96 mi) from west of Whitehorse, and is the northern terminus of the Haines Highway. The Haines Junction Airport has no scheduled airline service.

Get around

See

  • Da Ku Cultural Center, 280 Alaska Highway, +1-867-634-3300. The Da Kų Culture Centre is an innovative cultural facility and celebrates the culture and traditions of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations.

Do

Packrafts on the Dezadeash River near Haines Junction

Buy

Eat

Drink

Historic wooden bridge on the Alaska Highway near Haines Junction

Sleep

Bed & Breakfast

Motels

Hostel

Camping

Connect

Go next

Routes through Haines Junction

Tok becomes  W  E  Whitehorse Dawson Creek
END  N  S  → becomes Haines


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