Faro

Faro is a small municipality in the Yukon Territory, nestled in the Pelly River valley. Originally established as a company town to support lead-zinc mining, Faro has reinvented itself as an outdoor adventure and wildlife tourism destination.

The Municipality of Faro provides core municipal services to its small but close-knit community, including public works, recreation, and local governance.

Faro is famous for its proximity to the world's largest wild Dall sheep and caribou herds, making it a unique destination in the Canadian North.