Active Transportation
Last updated: October 11, 2026
As the governing body for growing the sport and recreation of cycling in the Yukon, we are invested in working with community groups, recreation departments, and both the municipal and territorial governments to achieve that goal. We believe in Cycling for All, a guiding principle that people of all ages and abilities should get involved with cycling for enjoyment, health, active transportation, or more.
One organization we frequently collaborate with is the Whitehorse Urban Cycling Coalition (WUCC). We attend meetings with city planners, engineers, and politicians to provide our input. We also frequently co-sign letters for each other and aim to meet regularly to discuss new initiatives.
WUCC Database
A database of WUCC resources, previous letters to government, etc. can be found below. If you think something should be added, email info@yukoncycling.com
BikeMaps.Org
BikeMaps.org is a crowd-sourced tool that any cyclist or pedestrian can submit a report to for tracking hazards, collisions, near misses, theft, and route preferences. This resource is critically important for our community to track these incidents so we have clear, robust data to support our meetings with government.
The City of Whitehorse has committed to implementing Vision Zero — a strategy aimed at eliminating all traffic fatalities and serious injuries. As part of this initiative, the City is now actively using data from BikeMaps.org to identify high-risk areas for cyclists and inform planning decisions. This means that your reports directly contribute to shaping safer cycling infrastructure. Every close call, hazard, or collision you log becomes part of the dataset used by engineers and planners to decide.
Winter Commuter Trail Conditions
Below is a crowd-sourced interactive map of the common commuter paths in Whitehorse. This map is updated each time a new report comes in so please update your path during the winter months using the Trail Report button. A huge thank you to WUCC Member Brad Garrow for coding the website!
