Sourdough Lodge

A bit of confuion between Map and note book. Map shows lept near Clipper on 15th, Notebook indicates Clipper on 16th and Sourdough Campground on 15th.  No ...

... looked very sheepish after looking at my ID.  Our buzzer did finally go off, and I can happily say the dinner was worth waiting for.  Sadly, we over indulged, mainly because the sourdough bread was just amazing!  A great end to a great ...

... Otahuna we were treated to two cooking lessons from resident chef, Jimmy MacIntyre, who showed us how to make rhubarb sorbet, sourdough bread, rye bread, potato gnocchi, prawn and pea risotto and salmon ceviche, all of which we enjoyed later at dinner or ...

Night at the Copper Center Lodge.  They have THE best sourdough bread and pancakes I've ever had.  It's a must stop, just for the food.  The rooms themselves are okay.  Very basic lodging and the bathroom creeped me out a little but H ...

... our shower here in the campground (we planned on a long soak in the hotel just 3 hours away). We ate a great breakfast at the Sourdough Cafe. and then discovered we had a dead battery. One of the staff soon made it over to jump start us and we were off. ...

... and to depart for Destruction Bay, YT by 9:00. We were the first to arrive for breakfast and passed up the campsite's famous sourdough pancakes in favor of biscuits and gravy.  The rest of the gang arrived shortly after we did, but we ...

... my last travelogue. Once I had returned to Dawson City from my trip up and down the Dempster Highway I had dinner at Sourdough Joe's Restaurant. The meal was nothing out of the ordinary but they do bake their own sourdough bread and buns. They are ...

... is what folks like about RVing.  It is like a little community.  We had our dinner [reindeer sausage and sourdough pancakes, roasted marshmallows and were entertained by JOHNNY AND JUNE CASH,  or at least someone doing their music.  ...

... thirty five days after we'd left. It was ninety degrees and sunny. We ate dinner on Union St, had the famous Sourdough at Boudin's Bakery, walked Chinatown and just cruised around taking it all in. Craig made me cycle across the Golden Gate Bridge from ...

... . We stopped for a mid morning snack at another foreign fast food chain – Jack in the Box. After a chicken club on sourdough, with diet Dr Pepper, I concluded that it would go close to being as good as Macca’s. They even gave us the option of ...

... de Chelly, AZ - Grand Wash Trail, Capitol Reef Nat'l Park, UT - Thunder Creek Trail, North Cascades Nat'l Park, WA - Sourdough Trail to Frozen Lake, Mount Rainier, WA - Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point, Grand Teton Nat'l Park, WY - Bright Angel ...

... us to beautiful weather. We passed some amazing lakes reflecting the mountains and clouds. Along the drive, we came across the Sourdough Roadhouse which we had read about. The lady there makes all the baked goods herself. Because she had so many ...

... that Cayley had just returned from travel in India and found her way to the Island earlier this year.  I think Michael, the sourdough chef might have had something to do with that.  Susan Musgrave, poet and author, is the current owner of the ...

... long day sightseeing in the drizzle, we made our way to Boudin bakery on the Wharf for some of their hot soup and famous sourdough bread, something to warm the cockles after being chilled to the bone. We wandered back to the cable car stop to take a ...

... sunny and warm, and is the first day I have ridden in shorts and a short-sleeve jersey. The lodge provided a generous breakfast of cereal, sourdough pancakes, waffles, potatoes, eggs, fruit, fresh bread, juice, and coffee. We left the lodge about ...