Due South
Getting home meant a series of progressively better highways: a. Tuktoyaktuk highway to Inuvik b. Dempster highway to Dawson City c. Klondike highway to Whitehorse d. Alaska highway to B.C./Yukon […]
Getting home meant a series of progressively better highways: a. Tuktoyaktuk highway to Inuvik b. Dempster highway to Dawson City c. Klondike highway to Whitehorse d. Alaska highway to B.C./Yukon […]
While the Dempster Highway has been around a while, in late 2017, the Tuk highway was opened, a road that connects Inuvik to the Arctic Ocean at Tuktoyaktuk. Probably Canada’s […]
Fairbanks! We arrived June 21st for the beginning of a 4-day long Midnight Sun Festival. The above photo was taken at midnight from atop a local mountain. On this day, […]
“The high one.” We decided that if Stuart were to be named by the Dena’aina people, he might be named Denali. And we managed to be part of the […]
Once again detouring away from the Alaska Highway, at Tok, we headed south, first to Valdez and then to the Kenai peninsula. Our longest drive to date was from Valdez […]
Picking up the Alaska Highway at Haines Junction, Yukon meant we were at the jumping off point for exploring Kluane National Park and Preserve, Kluane Lake, and the Champagne & […]
The Alaska Highway took us as far as Carcross, Yukon (having seen a brown bear en route) when we decided to detour once again as we dipped south into the […]
We can now truly claim that we have visited all four corners of our beautiful province! Our northern B.C. section started in Dawson Creek, which is Mile 0 for the […]
Heading towards Jasper, Alberta, we are always awestruck by the imposing grandeur of Mt. Robson, the highest peak in the B.C. Rockies. The last time […]
Welcome to our re-titled blog. 37 years ago, Stuart promised us “never a dull moment” and that is how our journey has been. After looking longingly at Van Gogh parked […]