Summer Activities Hiking and backpacking: there are numerous hiking and backpacking possibilities. To mention only a few, you can ascent Mount Mye, the highest summit in the area, hike the spectacular Dena Cho Trail, a historic route linking Faro and the native community of Ross River (4 days) or enjoy one of the numerous day- hikes in the valley. Canoeing: the Farm and B&B are located on the banks of the Pelly River and we rent canoes. You can canoe from the Farm to Town in 4 hours, canoe from Ross River to the Farm (1 or 2 days) or paddle all the way to Pelly Crossing (7 days) or even to Dawson City (13 days). The Pelly river is rated as level 2 and offers extraordinary scenery and wildlife viewing possibilities. Wildlife watching: between October and June the rare Yukon Fannin Sheep can be observed on its wintering range. A sheep viewing site with a cabin is located 3 km from the Farm. During the summer, a hike on Mount Mye will allow you to see these amazing animals on their summer range. The month of May is an excellent time to watch black bears and grizzly bears. Lynx, moose and an array of smaller mammals can be found in the vicinity of the Farm year round. If you are lucky you might even see a wolf. Bird watching: thousands of migratory birds fly over the Tintina Trench where the Farm is located. Amongst them 20’000 Sandhill cranes. Many birds stop here on their migration to Canada and Alaska ‘s Arctic, some for a few hours, others for a few weeks. Less than 1 km north of the Farm a series of sloughs offer prime habitat for water fowl. The sloughs are bordered by a ridge that allows for easy bird     observation. In short, Lynx Track Farm is a  birdwatcher’s paradise. Box 190, Faro, Yukon, Canada Y0B 1K0 (867) 994-3102