Carcross Desert
This tiny square mile of Canadian sand was once considered the world's smallest desert.

πŸ“œ Series of sand dunes in Yukon, Canada, known for its unique geological formation and unusual flora and fauna. Often mistaken for the world's smallest desert. Measures just one square mile, located north of the 60th parallel. # Why Go πŸ‚ Popular for sandboarding in summer. ⛷️ Offers skiing and snowboarding in winter. 🌱 Discover rare plant species like Baikal Sedge and Yukon Lupine. πŸ—ΊοΈ Explore a distinctive geological landscape formed by glacial retreat. # Why Avoid ⚠️ Habitat is fragile; avoid edges and crests of dunes. 🚫 Motorized activities are restricted to non-vegetated areas or established trails. # Tips πŸ’‘ Although a park reserve, it lacks formal protection, so take care. πŸ’‘ It's a popular destination for outdoorsy Yukoners.

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