The Yukon’s highways run past some of the most remarkable cultural, historical, and wildlife attractions in the north — but only if travelers know where to look. The Government of Yukon wanted every visitor to carry that knowledge in hand. 247 Labs built Yukon Sights and Sites, a bilingual mobile app live on the App Store and Google Play that transforms the territory’s highways into a guided route of discoverable points of interest, in English or French.

The Government of Yukon wanted to grow tourism by giving visitors easy access to information about the cultural, historical, and wildlife attractions lining the region’s highways. The solution had to work for travelers on the move — often far from reliable connectivity — and serve them in both of Canada’s official languages. Above all, it needed to help tourists explore the territory more effectively than static brochures and roadside signage ever could.

247 Labs designed and built a bilingual mobile app featuring interactive maps that highlight points of interest along Yukon’s highways. The app delivers real-time navigation, historical context, and wildlife information, letting travelers discover attractions and plan trips more efficiently — in English or French. Built with React Native and shipped natively to both iOS and Android, it puts the whole territory’s roadside story into a single app that travelers can rely on even where connectivity is thin.