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

Hazelton, British Columbia, Canada – My friends Kati and Leanna are some Homesteaders in Hazelton and that’s the next big stop for this RVer. First about my stay in Fraser Lake, it may have been the nicest / most scenic free camping of the trip so far, but Burns Lake is definitely where I wish