I realized that we don’t talk much about our northern adventures and for those that haven’t been here – you should come. Everyone should visit the north at least once. The views are breathtaking and the people are resilient, creative and fun. Last week I headed up north of the Arctic Circle to spend… Continue reading North of the Arctic Circle
Category: Yukon
all of our fun adventures locally here in the Yukon
This adventure brought to you by Desperate for Whitewater in the Yukon…
Our return to the Yukon has been a fairly abrupt transition. Hunter was out the door within an hour of arriving home to see friends leaving Tim and I a few days to unpack everything and spend a lot of time staring at each other and the “stuff” we were surrounded by. It wasn’t helped… Continue reading This adventure brought to you by Desperate for Whitewater in the Yukon…
2550 km and 29 hours – the LONG road home…
The Yukon is a beautiful, majestic place to call home. It is home to 36,000 people and has a bountiful population of wildlife (bears, moose and caribou being the most popular). What it isn’t is close – to ANYTHING… This makes driving home an epic adventure in itself. Many people google the distance and do the usual… Continue reading 2550 km and 29 hours – the LONG road home…
Making our way south – yet again…
As I think I’ve said many times before, it takes a LONG time to get out of the North! Two full days of driving gets you to mile zero of the Alaska Highway in Northern BC, also known as the town of Dawson Creek, what is considered “northern” by most people… Our first pause to… Continue reading Making our way south – yet again…
Roadschooling through the Yukon
The Yukon tourism tagline is “Larger than Life” and it certainly lives up to that. While not very populous in terms of humans, it is full of breath taking scenery, abundant wildlife and living stories of the Klondike Gold Rush. We firmly believe that coming to the Yukon (summer or winter) is a must do for… Continue reading Roadschooling through the Yukon