Destruction Bay is a small First Nations village with a population of around 50 that was a relay station for … More

SS Klondike was the name of two sternwheelers, the second now a national historic site located in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada. … More

Okay, I did a super tourista thing while in Whitehorse. I went to the Vaudeville Review called the Frantic Follies. … More

Whitehorse with a population of 28,000 is the capital and largest city of Yukon and the largest city in northern … More

Sign Post Forest is a collection of signs at Watson Lake, Yukon and is one of the most famous of … More

I finally made it to the Yukon!!! It was a great feeling after 2,000 miles to finally see this sign. … More

The Cassiar Highway is the most isolated road in British Columbia and one of the most beautiful. The road stretched … More

Dease Lake is a long skinny lake that the Cassiar Highway through the Yukon skirts. Many bikers told me I … More

The aboriginal peoples of America are called Native Americans. In Alaska, they are called Alaskan Natives, and in Canada they … More

I have forgotten how large and ferocious the mosquitoes are in the north. Check out the size of this critter … More

The road to the Yukon is very long so I decided to split it up. Eight hours one day, seven … More

Making the final 330 mile push into Anchorage, tomorrow. Today was one of the most challenging of riding days. The … More

I’ve been looking of this sign for two weeks. This is the 450 mile long Cassiar Highway that goes to … More

Rode from Pemberton to Quesnel which is really close to Prince George. Tomorrow I make the left turn and god … More

The Butchart Gardens 20 miles outside Victoria, BC are one of the most beautiful gardens and landscaping I have seen. … More

Left Victoria this AM and rode two hours to Nanaimo where I caught the ferry to North Vancouver and the … More