Tips for Travelers

Adventure to Yukon
This is the longest route, so pace yourself. Plan early nights and don’t rely on finding casinos late at night — most close earlier than major cities. Expect quiet roads and great skies for stargazing. Bring music, books, or a podcast playlist to stay refreshed.

Related Destination

Route 3: Saskatchewan to Yukon via Highway 16 & 97

Starting Point: Saskatoon, SK

Route: Saskatoon → North Battleford → Lloydminster → Edmonton → Whitecourt → Grande Prairie → Fort St. John → Whitehorse

Estimated Drive Time: 4–5 days

Saskatchewan-based travelers can reach Yukon via Highway 16 (Yellowhead Highway), cutting across prairie towns into BC before heading north on Highway 97. It’s the slowest of the five but ideal for those wanting quiet landscapes and hidden gems.

You’ll pass through North Battleford, Lloydminster, and Grande Prairie — with some very underrated entertainment venues along the way. Casinos here are community hubs with warm hospitality and local color.

📍 Locations and Casino Reviews Along the Route

🎰 Gold Eagle Casino – North Battleford, SK

A full-service venue offering slots, table games, and a steakhouse. Clean, friendly, and open late — a great overnight stop or evening detour.

 

🎰 Gold Horse Casino – Lloydminster, SK

This sleek, modern venue features over 200 machines, blackjack, and a dining area. It’s located in a vibrant part of town and gets good local traffic.