The first night we were in Whitehorse we had a steak cookout at the campground. The next day we went on a boat tour on the Yukon River and Lake Schwatka; and in the evening we went to the Frantic Follies Show.
On Thursday we rode the White Pass & Yukon Railroad from Fraser to Skagway. This railroad was built in 1898 to support the Gold Rush. It took 3500 men just over two years to complete and went through some of the worst terrain ever for a RR. The scenery was magnificent.
We head next to Carmack for dry camping for one night and then onto Dawson City, YK.
On Thursday we rode the White Pass & Yukon Railroad from Fraser to Skagway. This railroad was built in 1898 to support the Gold Rush. It took 3500 men just over two years to complete and went through some of the worst terrain ever for a RR. The scenery was magnificent.
We head next to Carmack for dry camping for one night and then onto Dawson City, YK.
Miles Canyon
Miles Canyon
Lake Schwatka
Just for Marc
Just for Marc
Just for Marc
We had on car for just the caravan.
View from the train
View from the train
View from the train
Train Terminal with the cruise sip in background.
Town Of Skagway
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