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- Added: December 8, 2022
- Updated: August 31, 2026
World Rivers I: Adventure Yukon River
This adventure takes you to Western Canada, the Yukon Territory and Alaska, USA. One bush trip and three landing challenges will take you back to the days of the great Yukon and Klondike gold rushes. Experience one of the few transportation options nowadays in the reserves without roads under live weather conditions with bush planes. The options menu includes many features that let you customize your gaming experience. The text has been machine-translated into all languages available in MSFS. If you find any translation errors, please feel free to send them to me.Bushtrip World Rivers I: Yukon
20 Legs down the Yukon River with over 1350 nautical miles will take you to the famous sites of the gold rush: Cargross, Whitehorse, Carmacks and of course Dawson City. View the claims at Bonanza Creek, Eldorado and Hunter Creek from the air. The preset live weather, which you can change, offers endless fun and challenges.Landing Challenges:
Edward G Pitka Sr (PAGA), Galena, Alaska. A special challenge in low visibility and inclement weather. Get the Cessna Longitude safely on the runway only with the help of a VORDME.Alakanuk (PAUK), Alaska Experience the bush flying of today. There are virtually no roads in this area. People travel by bush plane or boats in the summer and snow machines in the winter.
Haines Junction Airport (CYHQ), Yukon Teritorium Small airfield, narrow and short runway, trees, but very well paid job. 3 passengers dressed in black with dark sunglasses without luggage. No further questions!
Have fun and happy landings anytime!
Known Issues in MSFS 2024:
- If the GPS tries to take you back to a previous waypoint, you can find help here: https://www.koschis-web.de/en-us/help-support#gps
- In MSFS 2024, it’s often not possible to refuel the aircraft at an airport. Therefore, assign the “Repair and Refuel” function to a key or key combination.
(Nordheim Missions no longer exists. Revised and republished by Koschi.)










