All Yukon Solitaire Games

Yukon Solitaire games let you move groups of cards even when the cards within the group are not in sequence. Explore variations in tableau layout and building rules as you uncover cards and complete the foundations.

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Adelaide thumbnailAdelaideYukonThis two-deck solitaire allows moving unsorted stacks, as in Yukon. It is exactly like Outback, but you get to do two passes through the deck.
Alaska thumbnailAlaskaYukonA somewhat more difficult variation of Yukon in which you can build up or down, but must build in the same suit. I think they call it "Alaska" because it is so cool when things work out.
Brisbane thumbnailBrisbaneYukonJust like Yukon, but the starting layout is a bit different and you build regardless of suit.
Dnieper thumbnailDnieperYukonExactly like Kiev but slightly easier because kings can be played on aces.
Double Russian thumbnailDouble RussianYukonA two-deck version of Russian solitaire.
Double Yukon thumbnailDouble YukonYukonA two-deck variation of Yukon
Kiev thumbnailKievYukonA version of Ukrainian Solitaire where there is a stock of cards dealt to a rectangular tableau, making the whole thing rather Spiderish.
Milligan Yukon thumbnailMilligan YukonYukonA cross between Milliganharp and Yukon.
Moosehide thumbnailMoosehideYukonA variant of Yukon where you build down in non-matching suits
Odessa thumbnailOdessaYukonA variant of Russian with a different starting tableau.
Outback thumbnailOutbackYukonA two-deck version of Australian Solitaire.
Quadruple Yukon thumbnailQuadruple YukonYukonA four-deck variation of Yukon
Russian thumbnailRussianYukonA harder variation of Yukon where you must build down in the same suit instead of in alternate colors.
Russian Cell thumbnailRussian CellYukonThomas Warfield's variant of Russian Solitaire adds a couple cells.
Sevastopol thumbnailSevastopolYukonAn easier version of Kiev where four tableau piles start with three cards instead of four.
Ten Across thumbnailTen AcrossYukonA variation of Russian with a different starting tableau and two cells, which start full.
Triple Russian thumbnailTriple RussianYukonA three-deck version of Russian solitaire by Thomas Warfield.
Triple Yukon thumbnailTriple YukonYukonA three-deck variation of Yukon
Tvete's Grandfather thumbnailTvete's GrandfatherYukonPaul Olav Tvete learned this game from his grandfather and included it in KPatience. It is a difficult game with an unusual tableau, Yukon-style stack moves, and two redeals.
Ukrainian thumbnailUkrainianYukonA rarely winnable version of Russian Solitaire where only complete sequences can be taken off, as in spider.
Yakutat Bay thumbnailYakutat BayYukonA cross between Yukon and Movingleft.
Yukon thumbnailYukonYukonA well-known game with no stock, in which stacks of cards can be moved even if they aren't in sequence.
Yukon Cells thumbnailYukon CellsYukonA variation of Yukon simplified by the addition of two cells.
Yukon Kings thumbnailYukon KingsYukonA difficult version of Yukon without foundations.
Yukon One Suit thumbnailYukon One SuitYukonA one-suit variation of Yukon. The game is almost always winnable, but still makes you think a bit.
Yukonic Plague thumbnailYukonic PlagueYukonA more difficult variation of Yukon where many cards are buried in a reserve.
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