How is it possible that we have never been to northern BC and the Yukon! This land is massive and spectacular. We followed the Gold Rush trail thru 100 mile, Burns Lake, and Dease Lake. The highlight has been the ride into Stewart, BC with the valley dripping in green and dotted with dozens of waterfalls streaming down the steep sides. The Bear glacier comes down to meet you at the bottom of WINDY hill. We visited Hyder, Alaska at mile zero then headed north to the Yukon. We were lucky with timing and met up with Deb Hewson as we passed through Marsh lake going in opposite directions. Stay tuned for the next Fishy post!
Yes! Shame on me, too! I have never been up there…. so I’m getting vicarious pleasure ‘watching’ you! Glad you’re having a blast, so far! ♥ J&M
Great pictures, now you know why we keep going back!! VERY BIG
Bear spray is available you could try Home Hardware (you’ll find one in both Dawson and Whitehorse). Or you could try bear bngears. Personally I prefer the bear bngears to the spray. I don’t want to get accidentally pepper sprayed.
No shame here, the best is yet to come. I look forward to your impressions of the Dempster.
Was nice talking to you in Teslin (i’m the one with the very green KLR) hope all your travels will go well. I will be following along your adventures from my chair wishing to be there too.