Yukon-Charley National Preserve is a historic site in Alaska, United States.

Established as a national monument in 1978, the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve protects the Yukon and Charley Wild Rivers. Various ethnic cabins and other archaeological sites are located in the preserve and assert the importance of the region.

Excellent upland hiking, stunning geological features, historical relics, lush vegetation and abundant wildlife make the preserve a treasured experience. Activities like hunting, sport fishing, rafting, canoeing, wildlife viewing, hiking and camping are available.

Eagle and Circle are historic sites in the preserve, which remind the visitors of the lifestyle and the spirit of the gold rush days and the riverboat era. Also, the Yucca House National Monument is a partly excavated site from the Puebloan era.