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View from hiking trail near Wolf Creek Yukon gov't campground - September 1995

View of Yukon River from hiking trail near Wolf Creek Yukon gov't campground -
September 1995

Yukon River from walkway along downtown Whitehorse - December 1998

Paddle wheeler in Whitehorse - September 1995

Driving towards downtown Whitehorse on the Robert Service Blvd
alongside the Yukon River - August 2010
There's a great hiking/running/biking trail south of downtown Whitehorse that runs along both sides of the Yukon River -- the Millennium Trail. At the pedestrian bridge, there's a popular spot for playboating in the river, near the Yukon Energy plant.

Playboating in the Yukon River in Whitehorse - September 2010
The Milepost indicates the 24 km (15 mile) access road to Kusawa Lake is narrow & winding and "not recommended for large RVs or trailers". We had no problems towing our 25' fifth wheel to the campground, and joined many other travel trailers and fifth wheels of similar size.

Kusawa Lake from the beach by our campsite - June 2008

Alaska Highway northbound on the north side of Whitehorse

Northbound on the Alaska Highway between Whitehorse & Haines
Junction - August 2009

Northbound on the Alaska Highway north of Whitehorse - August 2009

Alaska Highway between Whitehorse and Haines Junction (historical milepost 1016)
- December 2001
Otter Falls gained fame when it was pictured on the Canadian five dollar bill.

Sign at Otter Falls (historical mile 996) on the Aishihik Road - September 1996

Otter Falls - September 1996

Approaching Haines Junctiion - August 2009
If you turned around to look eastward and were driving in winter, this would be the view.

Paint Mountain, east of Haines Junction - March 2011