Sorry, we didn't see any animals.

The walk is not far, around 5 minutes, but it does involve going down a staircase and then walking on the natural surface of the rock canyon - not paved. Not difficult but not wheelchair accessible.

Its a very short drive from the Alaska highway to the parking lot near the bridge so it might be possible but I don't know if they keep that road open. Maybe you can walk from the highway instead.

Not sure what as you saw but we took a cruise with Captain Kens Adventures. We were more than happy with the experience. Captain Ken was very informative.

Guided tours take about 90 minutes Hope you enjoy David

Yes I agree, there are no buses that go there. If you cannot rent a vehicle then a cab would be the only alternative. It is a breath taking view of the Yukon River with a suspension bridge below that if you can drive there you will be able to walk across the bridge and rock it if you like swaying! At night during the season when the Aurora borealis is visible, it is a great place away from city lights!

Yes, you can. There are tour busses that go down all the time, and I personally drove a 112 passenger bus down when I worked for summer camps. The trick is to not park in the lower parking lot that gets really tight with other cars. I would advise parking on the side of the area that is just before the parking lot. tour busses tend to stop here, and it provides enough clearance to get out as well.

hello polonajaki, you can find Miles Canyon a short distance from downtown Whitehorse, travelling south out of town in the summer you can take the route alone the lake or continue to the highway and south to the "look out" of the canyon. It is a good walk into the river, you can cross Yukon River on the foot bridge and hike to Canyon City to explore the site of a stop the river boats would make on the way to the gold fields. You can also rent a canoe and paddle up river to the canyon if you are experienced, the Yukon is a strong river. Highly recommend this day trip.