Mackenzie Hotel
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Insight into Inuvik
Up at 7.30 and it was again light with the sun coming up at 8am (the sun doesn't set until about 10pm or later - even at this time of the year! We got away from Eagle Plains at about 9am and headed north thru a picture perfect postcard scene.
Dropped down to the Eagle River and then got to the Arctic Circle monument where we stopped for a …
A Day at the beach
A morning walk in the nearby Jak (berry in Gwinch'in) Park was a perfect way to start a cool and cloudy day. The park is located south of town and has many trails through the boreal forest, bogs and by the lake. As it was late in the season the only berries we say were some wild cranberries and moose berries (droppings and lots of it). We were …
Crossing the Arctic Circle
Light rain and heavy fog greeted us in the early morning at Eagle Plains as we hit the road before 6:30 hoping an early morning start would provide a view of wildlife. Apparently heavy rain had fallen during the night, as the "highway" was a mess. The muddy road and thick fog made for slow driving. Our mission to find some early morning wildlife …
ICE TRUCKERS ROAD AND THE ARCTIC CIRCLE
Meeting up with a couple who had just driven the infamous Dempster Highwayto Inuvik (The Ice Truckers Road, did nothing to give me confidence that the next 650 or so klms was going to be without it's problems.
They had just driven back from Inuvik (our next destination) and had been stranded in Dawson City for a week waiting for parts to fix their F250 4 x 4 camper, which had snapped its front wheel axle after hitting a large rock on ...
I wonder who Mike Zubko was?
Today we nudged the flight a little further east before starting to the South and exploring the centre of North America...we left Alaska and re-entered Canada at a northern Outpost called Inuvik (Mike Zubko.)
We started off with a full load, 140 pax, plus crew adn 3.5 ton of Freight...early morning departure once again... Once we were loaded up, with winds of ...
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“ Great place in the Arctic ”
Reviewed Aug 27, 2012
We were pleased with the hotel. The place was clean, wifi, small frig, coffee maker and microwave in the room. We were comfortable. Very nice people in the lounge and restaurant. Best place to stay in Inuvik.
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.
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