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June 25
We made it!!
A sign​ In Tok , at the Burnt Paw .
At Delta Junction. The end of the Alaska Highway.June 24
Getting ready to leave Whitehorse. We stayed at a tent only campsite in town.
Made it to Haines Junction, less than 200 miles to the Alaska border!!
World’s Largest​ Gold Pan !
Grizzlies !June 24
A visit to the Sign Post Forest in Watson Lake this morning. Left a PCCA magnet on one of the posts.Made it to Whitehorse , the capital of the Yukon. We left Watson Lake late, but had an easy 300 mile ride here with minimal stops.
June 23
Left Fort Nelson this morning with destination of Watson Lake. Went through some construction . Had a picnic lunch as t Muncho Lake . Stopped at Laird Hot springs for a quick dip. Then along the Laird river to the Yukon .
June 22
We had a 375 mile day today from Grand Prairie Alberta to Fort Nelson British Columbia. A good portion was very windy and rainy. Even with that I felt the most relaxed driving than I have since we left a week ago. Before finding a hotel for the night we stopped at the Fort Nelson Heritage Museum. The founder and curator, Marl Brown took a liking to my Pinto.-
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Yes we did catch up with him. He was a Very interesting person! He talked about his 43 years working for the state of Alaska tagging grizzly bears! He also gave a tour of his 30’s vintage 65 foot boat that he lives on.June 21
After a year and 1/2 we are finally at the Start if the Alaska Highway!!!
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Pinto Lake Trailhead.
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June 20
Peyto Lake , and parking lot. The bluest lake in the Rockies.
Bow Lake.June 19
This morning in Radium Hot Springs British Columbia. By the looks of the map we are about 1/2 way to the Alaska border. Got a great night’s sleep last night and feel the most rested of any morning so far. Today we take the Icefields Parkway to Jasper Alberta.
June 20
Monday we left Radium Hot Springs and traveled through Kootenay and Banff National Parks in the Canadian Rockies. We spent the night at Mosquito Creek Campsite.No mosquitos, it was raining and in the upper 30’s! We decided to sleep in the car that night. It was warm and cozy.
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June 18
A short driving day yesterday, about 150 miles. Decided to stay in Glacier National Park Two Medicine Lake. Great Choice! Today heading into Canada.
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June 17
Approaching the snow capped Rockies north west of Great Falls Montana
Two Medicine Lake in Glacier National Park.Attachments:
June 16th
Straight Road, Big Sky.
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Only repair made was replace a headlight! Car ran Great. I will start posting now….June 15th:
Our first night camping in the road. We had hoped to stay at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, but it was full when we got there. We instead stayed at Sully Creek State Park. Nice park with showers! World’s Largest Buffalo and Holstein in North Dakota.
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