Author name: Jay Allen

Fairbanks, AK – Downtown Pub Crawl I feel like I’ve FINALLY caught up on some of my overdue social media posting and I’m up to date with my journaling. This will be a quick one. Been sticking to a schedule and routine which feels lovely and also have been going to events here in town

Alaska – I’ve been a bit bad about journaling lately, although Fairbanks has been going well ish so far. I feel like I haven’t really enjoyed much of the local area much, but conversely I feel like I’ve caught up A LOT on “life admin” type activities after not having internet for a month and

Yukon, Canada – June 22nd I ended up leaving Dawson City. I was going to originally stay another day or two in Dawson City and maybe join the local mountain bike group or do some of the tourism things I missed out on, but I had an unfortunate interaction with a local that just really

Dawson City, Yukon, Canada – June 20th was the start of the gathering for Dust to Dawson. Now, this is an informal meetup of adventure riders, mostly out of Anchorage Alaska. I was originally turned onto this event from something my uncle said when I mentioned that I’d be passing through Dawson City. Sure enough

Dawson City, Yukon, Canada – I rolled into Dawson City on June 16th. What an interesting little town! For some reason my expectations were that it would be very rural / remote, and quirky. While it was definitely that, I didn’t expect it to be so touristy. Surprisingly, we’d have huge coach buses just roll

British Columbia, Canada – I left my camp on Seeley Lake Provincial Park in Hazelton Wednesday June 12th. I was planning on hitting the road shortly after midday. I had to fill up water and gas and a few other errands before heading onto the Cassiar where I knew there’d be few opportunities to get