Edgewater Hotel Whitehorse

101 Main St. Whitehorse, Yukon, Y1A 2A7, Canada

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Skagway Sky High in Whitehorse

A travel blog entry by old-troopers

... the most important aspect of the tracing of Will Hiscock travels. Moose creek on the other hand was a different sort of coffee break. Finally pulled into Dawson City at 2.30 and booked into our cabin at the Dawson City Hostel and Camping Ground. Not at all like we expected but the bed was comfortable even if the services were basic. Heaps of tenters for the music festival scattered all over. Spent the afternoon taking in the sights of the town ...

The Gold Rush Days at Whitehorse, Yukon Terr.

A travel blog entry by pyoots

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... by the construction of a hydroelectric dam in 1958.

In addition, we toured the S.S. Klondike a retired steamship, built solely to bring supplies and passengers up the river during gold rush days and send bags of ore to be processed in Kellogg, Idaho. Several pictures depict the early days of sailing the Yukon River, and the means to how supplies were shipped to Whitehorse.

The entertainment portion of the stay ...

Creation is Revealing His Majesty

A travel blog entry by tuffychloe

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... Also, near Haines we stopped at the fairgrounds where they have the set for the movie White Fang There was even a sled dog wandering around which made the set neater.

Kluane National Park borders Wrangell-St. Elias and Glacier Bay, both of them are Alaskan National Parks. There are no roads into Kluane, but there is a road right on the border of the park which gives you beautiful mountain and lake views. ...

The bus broke down...

A travel blog entry by starlagurl

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... be running after all.
OK, so I called everyone back again to tell them I'm leaving.

Half an hour later, no, the bus is not running.... everyone go home folks.

Agh! So again, I called everyone one more time to say that the initial plan is still on. I would pack a small day pack and stay in Whitehorse for a while longer.

When I got back to the house, Sean was still here, and eventually everyone started to straggle in. I could not ...

Sundogs, the Moon, and the Northern Lights

A travel blog entry by martijnvdwaal

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... Riverdale, to the back of the hospital, through the forest towards Long lake. I dressed up, and I went.

Hiking is physical effort, so I had to take a sweater off. I was coping with the temperature alright. And the view just kept on getting better. Then I finally saw the famous sundogs. They are formed by ice crystals in the ...