Technically, we had made it into Alaska in only 12 stops, but we weren’t considering Skagway as truly reaching Alaska. Remember, we had diverted from…
The drive to Skagway (population 1,240) was only 65 miles, and while it was suposed to be a very scenic stretch, the rainy and foggy…
We learned from The Milepost that the AMHS (Alaskan Marine Highway System) had a car/truck/RV ferry, which ran from Skagway, AK to Bellingham, WA every…
We purposefully chose the featured image for this blog. Our impression of the Yukon was that it suffered from an identity complex. In my opinion,…
“This was the best of stops, this was the worst of stops,” to badly paraphrase Charles Dickens. We stayed our next three days in Fort…
People who learned we were headed north to Dawson Creek, quickly advised we not miss the wooden statues in Chetwynd, BC (population 2,503) about an…
Some learned philosophies: We stayed three nights at Mama Yeh RV Park & Campground 10 miles south of downtown Prince George (population 74,003). I selected…
Jasper (population 4,738) sat on the northern end of Jasper National Park. We stayed in Whistler’s Campground, part of several National Park campgrounds, which provided…
We made two stops in route to our next destination. The first was at Mount Robson Provincial Park in Valemount, BC. There we found the…
Our next stop was Jasper, AB Canada, and until I checked out our route several days before heading north, I had no idea this meant…
