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Whitehorse to Watson Lake
... The roads have all been good for the most part and the traffic is still light.
We spent the night at Watson Lake Yukon government Campground on the shores of Watson Lake. It's cool and windy at 46 and there are white caps on the lake this evening. There was only 1 other group camping. The Yukon campgrounds all seem to be well kept up and only $12 ...
No room at the Inn! Watson Lake
We spent the morning packing up the campsite and drying out the tent. We left at midday on a dark overcast day and headed for Watson Lake it was a most unusual ride, The road was winding east then south. East we got drenched with thunderous skies and south was bright sunshine and warm. It seemed every 10 minutes we were having a weather change it was just like the usual power surges we females endure.
Heaps of bikers again on the road if I dont have to ...
Into Canada - & north to the Yukon
... original owners was responsible for setting up the Calgary Stampede.
The place is now set up very well - basically as a period piece with most of the displays and buildings set in the mid 1900's -the leather shop is still used while the blacksmith shop certainly looks like it. The kitchen house - the social hub of the old property - is a beauty while the stove in the kitchen is a ripper - once again it all gets used. The stables too are used today with four ...
Yukon...Larger Than Life
... this lake is a dragonfly paradise with 14 different species. This tid-bit of information is great for the locals as dragonflies like to eat mosquitos and horseflies and who likes them nasty, biting bugs anyway? Not us, that’s for sure!
One of the more unique offerings in this town, beside the northern lights film, is their Sign Post Forest. This place is actually world famous and is Watson Lake’s most popular attractions. This forest was started in 1942 by ...
Banff, Jasper, Icefields Parkway, Alaskan Highway
... without question the most beautiful lake I’ve ever seen. Picture this: snow-capped mountains on all sides, with a glacier framing the back of the lake, the bluest sky you’ve ever seen, dark green pine trees framing bright, clear aqua waters. Sublime. Our pictures don’t do it justice, but we tried. Moraine Lake, about 10 miles away, is similar, but wilder, with several sharp mountain peaks surrounding it. To top ...
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Other places to stay in Watson Lake
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Air Force Lodge
136 Adela Trail , Watson Lake | 2 star hotel -
Big Horn Hotel
Box 844, Mile 633 Alaska Highway Watson Lake, Watson Lake | 1 star hotel
