
Fort Yukon Travel Guide
Alaska, United States
Fort Yukon is a small community in northern Alaska, United States, with a population of about 570. Its remote position makes it a useful base for experiencing the far-northern Alaskan landscape rather than a conventional city break destination.
Travellers typically arrive by air at Fort Yukon Airport (FYU). There are no notable named beaches within 40 kilometres, so the area is better suited to exploring its remote inland setting than planning a beach visit.
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Plug type Type A & Type B (UK adapter needed)
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Dial code +1
Tipping: Tipping is customary in the United States for various service industries. It's a significant part of service workers' income.
Best time to visit Fort Yukon
Jan
-19°6Feb
-19°3Mar
-10°4Apr
1°5May
13°5Jun
23°5Jul
23°10Aug
19°13Sep
10°11Oct
0°6Nov
-12°5Dec
-22°7Average daily maximums with rainy days per month, from the last three years of weather history.
Things to do in Fort Yukon
Sourdough Inn
historic site
1.1 km
Old Mission House
historic site
1.1 km
Fort Yukon Air Force Station
historic site
2.1 km
Fort Yukon Assembly of God Church
pentecostal place of worship
0.6 km
Fort Yukon Long Range Radar Site
historic site
2 km
Getting there
Fort Yukon Airport · 0.5 km
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