The Yukon is renowned for its autumn colours, eclipsed only, perhaps, but the Aurora colours that dance across its skies.
As we welcome the arrival of fall, Travel Yukon offers a chance to lend your own colourful creativity to the season with a series of digital colouring pages. Simply tap on the colour palette, then dab your cursor on the portion of the image to be transformed. If you prefer to paint on paper, simple download a PDF of the image.
From a Dempster Highway landscape to a pair of moose in Best Friends at Two Moose Lake, from an original photograph by Robert Postma, it doesn’t get any more picturesque than that! Or you might colour your way to an Evening Stroll at Bear Cave Mountain in Ni’iinlii’njik (Fishing Branch) Territorial Park, from an original photograph by Fritz Mueller.
“If you can’t make it this year, we’ve got the next best thing: colouring. We took real Yukon photos and designed some beautiful colouring pages to help you experience the colours of the Yukon in your very own home. Best of all, you can do it online, or download and print them when you want to go old school.
And when your creation is finished, post that masterpiece on Instagram and tag @travelyukon.
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