See. Gold Rush Cabin↗ Visit this historic log cabin, dismantled and restored, to see traces of its early occupants.
Eat. Sourtoe Cocktail↗×2 pubs Try this unique drink with a mummified human toe in Yukon Jack whisky.
Stay. Eldorado Hotel↗ Stay at this hotel where the Sourtoe Cocktail tradition is a rite of passage.
Atlas Obscura
Sure, you’ve seen a dead body before, but have you ever seen a thumb preserved in salt? How about a saint’s heart shrouded in gold? Beyond the normal displays of skeletons in medical museums and holy leaders’ bodies in churches and temples, there’s a whole world of bits and pieces to explore. Throughout history, body parts have been taken as trophies during wartime, worshipped as miraculous hea…
Atlas Obscura
No one knows exactly when Dawson City's Gold Rush Cabin was built, but historical records place it here by 1900 and suggest it may be somewhat older. Its earliest documented connections are to the Trading & Exploring Company, one of the businesses operating in Dawson as the frenzy of the Klondike Gold Rush was beginning to subside. Somehow, the little log cabin survived what happened next. As D…
BBC Travel
Born following a nasty case of frostbite, the Sourtoe Cocktail has become a rite of passage for locals and visitors – and it might just be the world's most unusual drink.
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