Keno City Mining Museum - Keno City, Yukon

Le Keno City Mining Museum est une attraction touristique et un musée situé à Keno City, YT Y0B 1M1, Canada. Vous pouvez les contacter par téléphone au 8679953103 ou visiter leur site web à l'adresse heritageyukon.ca.

Ce musée propose une variété de caractéristiques uniques qui en font une destination incontournable pour les amateurs d'histoire minière. Parmi celles-ci, on peut citer une collection de minéraux rares et de pierres précieuses, ainsi qu'une exposition de matériel et d'outils miniers d'époque. Les visiteurs peuvent en apprendre davantage sur l'histoire de la ville et de son industrie minière prospère grâce à des expositions intéressantes et informatives.

Le musée est facilement accessible en fauteuil roulant, avec un parking et des toilettes adaptés. Il est également adapté aux enfants, ce qui en fait une destination idéale pour les familles. Le musée propose même un restaurant sur place, ce qui permet aux visiteurs de passer une journée entière à explorer et à découvrir.

Actuellement, le musée a une note moyenne de 4,8/5 sur la base de 59 avis sur Google My Business. Les visiteurs apprécient particulièrement la richesse des expositions et l'atmosphère unique du musée.

Avis de Keno City Mining Museum

Omar Becerril

5/5

Excellent exhibit of the mining and ordinary life of the community since the early gold & silver rush. I loved the pictures of ordinary people and events. You can see the great care and effort done in setting up the museum. Staff was super friendly and informative. On its own, well worth the visit to Keno City. And if you can do the drive to signpost hill, even better!

Stephen Diaz

5/5

So much better than I expected. When driving so far away from things, you didn't expect much from a museum. I was so wrong. This museum has so many mining artifacts and information, but it goes further and gives you history on the people who used to live in Keno City and how they lived so m in such a remote place. I wouldn't miss this place if you have the time. Don't let the dirt road scare you, it's pretty well maintained and could be driven in most cars.

William Szepesi

5/5

Really well done 2-storey museum. Be sure to visit upstairs for a feel of real life in those days. Very friendly staff and a nice little gift drop. Can't miss it when you drive straight I to town.

Les Ennis

5/5

Awesome little museum and well worth the trip to Keno to visit it!!

Malcolm Pinchin

3/5

Lovely old world mining town with an excellent mining museum and curator. Unfortunately due to overnight snow we couldn't get to the sign post attraction. My holdback with Keno is the length of time it takes to get there and the quality of the 2 roads both of which are seriously potholed. My GPS took me on the most direct route which was the lesser quality back road called Duncan Creek Road. Without 4x4 we would still be there in the mud, ruts and breakouts to this day! The turning is shown in my pictures and as you see there are no warnings on this approx 40km road. After 25km of dodging potholes. I made in hindsight a really bad decision to cross a particularly bad patch thinking this would not be repeated only to find myself not able to return and having to cross many more serious mud swamps. Be warned even the main road (Silver Trail) wasn't fit for camper trailers and we followed 2 on our our return journey as they turned around and made it back to Mayo. Research your route before you travel and don't rely on GPS or look for any fixed Yukon roads advice signs. Avoid the journey at all costs in poor weather!

Hans Lingauer

5/5

Ein Muß für jeden der in Gegend unterwegs ist. Ganz Keno ein Museum mit freundlichen Einwohnern.
Nicht vergessen in Mayo nochmal zu tanken, weil es in Keno nichts gibt!!

M Schreyer (Karline)

5/5

Sehr interessantes Museum und interessanter Ort. Eigentlich ist der ganze Ort ein Museum! Wer in Mayo ist, muss auch weiter nach Keno fahren. dieser Ort ist absolut sehenswert. Unbedingt auch auf den Keno hill fahren.

Philippe Chatigny

5/5

For 5$ our visit was terrific. So much effort and work in this great museum. I loved the annoted photo album of the mines.