Watson Lake Airport — Watson Lake, Canada

Watson Lake Airport, coded YQH, serves the town of Watson Lake in the southeastern Yukon, a community historically known as a stopping point along the Alaska Highway. The airport supports general aviation, charter flights, and firefighting operations, given the region's dense boreal forests and wildfire risk during summer months. YQH's runway accommodates small to medium aircraft used by northern operators. Watson Lake is also famous for its Signpost Forest, a quirky roadside attraction, and the airport provides an alternative to the long highway drive for travelers and cargo moving through this remote stretch of northern Canada.