After two nights in Whitehorse we headed up the Klondike Highway to Dawson City. On the way, we passed on the "world's best cinnamon buns" having tried them before and while huge, our waistlines don't need it! No animals today, but a good amount of rain. There's a chain of past fires that are labeled along this road by year; 1953, 1958, 1967, etc. It's sobering to see how long it takes for the forest to come back.
We lunched overlooking Pelly Crossing, with giant white sky mountains leading the way
Dawson City is the last stop in Canada before we take the ferry across the Yukon River and go on the Top of the World highway into Alaska.
| church in Dawson City |
| our site at Gold Rush RV park in Dawson City |
We walked up to Jack London's cabin in town. London lived here while writing and honing his craft.
| Jack London cabin |
We'll be out of range the next few days, catch up with you the end of the week!
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