Off the beaten path adventures and musings.
As my trip nears the end, I set out to do one of the most awe filled adventures yet: a flight to the icefields in Kluane. As I got closer to my time in Kluane, I started making arrangements for the flight with Icefields Discovery. Weather is tricky at the icefields and it was hard …
My final backroad experience wasn't quite as epic as the Canol road, but it was still an adventure. Nahanni Range road holds the distinction for being the backroad that really made me long to return to Yukon. I had seen some blogs and pictures from this road and really wanted to experience it myself. The …
I love remote, off the beaten path roads. Especially the ones that are seldom driven. It excites the explorer in me. Often times, the really remote roads don't have great scenery. One of the things I've been looking forward to in Yukon is driving some truly epic, fully remote roads. The Canol Road is probably …
Somehow, Yukon still has wonders that can leave me in awe. On my way down from Dawson I drove up the Silver Trail. It's a road that goes into the mountains where there was a lot of silver mining...along with some gold. The first part of the road to Mayo is generally smooth and not …
Wrapped in my sleeping bag, my eyes opened. It was dark and I was cold. My cellphone said 2am. That evening had been warm...at least when compared with Tuk. 17 degrees. First time I could walk around in a T-shirt in more than a week. On my way back down the Dempster, I enjoyed my …
In my previous posts I wrote about my journey up the Dempster Highway and the road to Tuktoyaktuk(Tuk). On the afternoon of my 4th day, after an absolutely spectacular drive, I pulled into Tuk. It was cold and raining. I drove slowly through town towards the point. After getting a picture at the Arctic Ocean …
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My last post left off at the Peel River ferry. I set out the next morning. I make a short stop in Fort McPherson to get fuel, then carried on. The road between Fort McPherson and Tsiigehtchic was uninteresting. Flat with lots of trees. As the road approached Tsiigehtchic, I was treated to a wonderful …
