The end of another Trek America Tour had us staying in Dogwood Caravan Park. We had a 3 hour cruise on a yacht on the bay ay Vancouver. It was a pr...

Finally made it to pristine Lake Louise. I had seen a lot of photos of this place, but it's not until you see it in the flesh, so to speak, th...

We travelled from friendly Jasper towards picturesque Lake Louise. We had a quick stop at the Athabasca Falls before going on further and stop...

Jasper is a nice spot, in my opinion. We drove into Jasper and did a few short hikes in the vicinity seeing Maligne River Canyon with great torrent...

Our first stop was near Kamloops at a place called Paul Lake. We did a short hike and had lunch at Bridal Veil Falls, probably one of many named so...

After several days on the "Columbia" we got back to Vancouver and then a bus again to Seattle. I spent a few days in Seattle thoroughly checking it...

Cruising the Inside Passage is wonderful. The scenery is simply gorgeous. I saw a family of otters on a little beach of one of the many islands alo...

Strange terrain was journeyed through via Fairbanks on our way to our ferry that was to take us along the inside passage. There was a valley caked ...

There are people who don't think much of Skagway, but I liked it. The place has an old world feel about it that I relly enjoyed. I like nostalgia. ...

From Tok we travelled through fire-ravaged Burwash Landing before getting to Cottonwood Campground on Lake Kluane that had a few clouds of mosquito...

A great little campground to stay overnight in. Nice thick green grass to set your tent upon. This was a pleasant experience after staying on hard ...

Two days at Seward was enough. We moved on to the Wrangle-St. Elias National Park and stayed at a little place called McCarthy. McCarthy is an old ...

Through Anchorage, which was a little damp, we went onward to Seward. A camp site not as comfortable as Carlo Creek, but okay nonetheless for our&n...

Wow. That was probably enough to say for Denali National Park, but I have to say more. It's a huge park that is significantly marked by North Ameri...

From Canada back into Alaska is a nice transition. Chicken, Alaska is a tiny little way side stop. Cute little store and the landscape is beautiful...

Santa is real! I know because I saw him at the North Pole in Alaska where my wife got to sit on his knee, which no doubt made his day jolly. This S...

A stop at Moose Creek was cute with giant wooden character mosquitos and the like. It was a pleasant break along the way to Dawson City. This town ...

From Watson Lake we made our way in our little bus to the city of Whitehorse. Here we had a little tour of an old paddleboat the "S.S. Klondike". T...

More driving lead us into the Yukon Territory where on the border we happened to see a lynx while we got photographed infront of the Yukon sign. Ta...

We made it into Alaska, as least for the tme being, and set up camp for the night at "Camp Runamuck". Hyder is a quaint little town. Some big motor...

It's hard to think back and recall exactly what was where on this trip and I may have had this place in the wrong order, but these pictures are fro...

Not really scary I guess, as long as you're not stuff in their jaws, but we saw some black bears along the way north. They look cuddly, but forget ...

A few hours on the mini bus had us locate Herbie, our white water rafting guide who takes time off in the winter to go to Mexico. He was a nice guy...

My wife and I took two days to travel from Australia to Vancouver via a day's layover in Japan. I wanted to come to Canada for years and finally I ...