Mt. Robson7895 km in 15 days
Mt. Robson
Laird River hot springs
Laird River Provincial Park electrified perimeter
Tombstone Mountain, Yukon
Tombstone Mountain territorial park
fall colours
colours up close
crossing the Pelly River on the cable ferry
Pelly River ferry
cable ferry machine room
64°50'24" N 138°20'51" W
65°20'37" N 138°15'9" W
the Dempster does not forgive poor tireslooking east from 65°47'5" N 137°46'45" W
crossing the MacKenzie River
Our Lady of Lourdes in Tuktoyaktuk was donated on behalf of Pope Pius XI in the 1930s to deliver supplies to Catholic missions in the Arctic. 
The grave of Reverend Father Robert LeMeur, a Catholic priest who served in the area. 
Our Lady of Grace Church, a Catholic mission founded in 1937. 
Kyle cooking on the Arctic Ocean shore.
I meant to swim in the Arctic Ocean but the sign discouraged me. Plus it was cold.
Tuktoyaktuk is the northernmost community in the world reachable by all-seasons road.
RV outliers
"ocean at the top of the world" in the Inuvialuktun language.
apparently you leave your sled wherever it runs out of snow, until next winter.
lots of these ... the north is hungry for fuel.
the clouds are spectacular in the north.
moonrise at Eagle Plains
U-wash in Dawson City
fearless raven
Robert Service's cabin in Dawson City
sign on a gas station door
following the Fraser River, near Lillooet.
last breakfast on the road, at the BC Hydro Seton Lake Campsite.
our route to Tuktoyaktuk
our route home
We spent $3600 over the 15 days, on fuel, campsite fees, motels for a couple of nights, food and tire repairs.