Liard River Hot Springs: Paradise in Remote Northern Canada
Sometimes what’s best for our soul is to disconnect from the world and soak in a hot spring. We love natural hot springs and want to share our favorite with …
Sometimes what’s best for our soul is to disconnect from the world and soak in a hot spring. We love natural hot springs and want to share our favorite with …
Have you ever wondered how long it takes to hike the PCT? Or maybe you’ve heard of the Pacific Crest Trail, but you’re not entirely sure what it is and …
The end was near. Winter finally caught up to us as we turned into the homestretch of our journey, bringing not only the seasonal nostalgia of summertime, but reflections of …
The season was changing, and marked the approach of our journey’s completion. Even though the bright, warm days of summer were gone, the onset of winter brought a unique experience …
Dawson City: Located at the confluence of the Yukon and Klondike rivers, this town embodies the gold rush days from which it was born. Vibrant, eclectic, and a bit gritty, …
Worried about finding places to camp on your way up to Alaska? Never fear – after our summer of traveling in northern Canada & Alaska there are MANY awesome sites …
In November 2017, a brand-new all-season road was opened from the town of Inuvik, NT to the hamlet of Tuktoyaktuk, located on the shore of the Arctic Ocean in the …
With our new additional confidence found, we turned our sights to the Top of the World Highway. We followed the Campbell Highway to its intersection with the Klondike Highway near …
The Alaska Highway runs about 1,400 miles from Dawson Creek, BC in Canada to Fairbanks, Alaska. It was constructed during World War II to connect Alaska to the contiguous United …
Dawson Creek is the home to the Mile 0 sign and the start of the Alaska Highway! While many travelers are excited to start driving the Alaska Highway, I would …
When we made our plans to visit Banff and Jasper National Parks along our route to Alaska, we weren’t really thinking about timing – as in, what the weather was …
Though we had technically been in Canada for 5 days, we were just barely over the border relatively speaking. It was time to put a little distance between us and …
To be honest, we were a little nervous about RVing in Canada. Crossing the Canadian border in our RV gave us just the right amount of anxiety to make sure …