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10209 10th Street Dawson Creek, British Columbia, V1G 4G7, Canada

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First Day on the Alaska Highway

A travel blog entry by jstephensca

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Another early day, up at 6:00 a.m. and on the road by 7:30a.m. It was a weird day for weather as it was about 10 degrees Celcius when we hit the road, but clear skies. After about an hour of riding we were in Grand Prairie Alberta and we were a little on the cold side, in fact Bob was freezing. We stopped at a donut shop for a coffee to warm up …

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Trecherous combination: Mountains and Flooding

A travel blog entry by lolly

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Onward southward and eastward into the rocky mountains and into the torrential rain!!! We kept hearing reports on the radio of roads being closed due to flooding and landslides! Yikes!!! We found these road closures on the map and adjusted our travells several times. We made it through alright though and saw some beautiful views of mountains in the distance.


I was really looking forward to seeing ...

On the Alaska Highway..

A travel blog entry by thesairs

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... br> We are all settled in at the Mile 0 RV Park, which is actually at mile 1.5 of the Alaska Highway. Ken & I stayed here on our way out of 'Alaska' in August of 2005 and remember it being very dry & dusty. That is not the case now. I guess it just goes to show what a difference a couple of months can make! ...

NOW we are on the Alaska Highway

A travel blog entry by tricruiser

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... It was a long day. There is a lot of gas exploration and drilling, with camps. equipment, and all that goes with that up here. Not many people live out of the towns.
Have you heard of COPS? Well, a lot of towns have them. They are "citizens on patrol" society. Think Barney Fife. It is a little scary to think you MIGHT meet up with a local who isn't ...

North to Alaska!

A travel blog entry by tuffychloe

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... to somewhat tall, more rounded, but still rocky mountains;and then there were forested hills; and after that, it was pretty much flat for a while, with some rolling hills in the distance. There are certainly tall mountains in both Alaska and Northern Canada, but right now we're following a road that veers away from the Canadian Rockies for a while.
On our way to our campground for the night we drove through a town ...

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