Yukon 72-Hour Survival Food Kit

True North. Wild and Free.

The Yukon is Canada's most legendary wilderness territory — home to the Klondike Gold Rush, the mighty Yukon River, the St. Elias Mountains, and some of the most resilient people on Earth. The First Nations peoples of the Yukon — including the Southern Tutchone, Northern Tutchone, Tlingit, Gwich'in, and Kaska — have thrived in this extraordinary landscape for thousands of years through deep knowledge of the land and its bounty. The GVE Yukon 72-Hour Survival Food Kit draws on that ancient wisdom, combining traditional Yukon First Nations foods with the calorie-dense, cold-weather nutrition that life in the True North demands.

What's Inside

• Freeze-dried Yukon River king salmon and wild rice — the legendary fish of the Yukon, rich and deeply satisfying
• Dried moose and root vegetable stew — the cornerstone of Yukon First Nations subsistence, hearty and nourishing
• Bannock mix sachet — the beloved bread of the North, simple comfort in any emergency
• Smoked caribou jerky — traditional Gwich'in preservation, high-protein and deeply flavorful
• Wild Yukon blueberry and oat porridge — foraged subarctic berries, antioxidant-rich morning fuel
• Pemmican energy bar — the original Indigenous survival food, fat and protein-dense
• Dried cloudberry and rosehip trail mix — rare subarctic flavors, vitamin C-rich
• Instant sourdough rye bread mix — a nod to the Klondike Gold Rush sourdough tradition
• Fireweed herbal tea sachet — the Yukon's iconic wildflower, naturally caffeine-free and uniquely Northern
• Heritage card — Yukon First Nations food traditions, territorial flag, and cultural story

The Spirit of the Klondike. The Strength of the North.

The Yukon has always demanded the best from those who call it home — and the GVE Yukon 72-Hour Survival Food Kit rises to that challenge. Rooted in the food traditions of the Yukon's First Nations peoples and the legendary resilience of the North, this kit delivers authentic flavors and cold-weather-optimized nutrition for wherever life in the Yukon takes you.

Inspired by Yukon First Nations food traditions. Up to 5-year shelf life. No refrigeration required. Ready to eat or minimal prep.