First time up the Alaska Highway[emoji1303]

[catmando]

A few pics, wicked scenery , kind of different being light out all night, first some scenery, then the animals.


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[catmando]

Notice the moose bowed to me as I went by lol


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[rzrgade]

It's on my "list"... Nice pics!

 

[catmando]

And no his legs weren't broken haha


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[TROLLCAT]

Do you drive down hiway 37 ??

 

[catmando]

That's a long way from the Alaska Hwy lol


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[TROLLCAT]

Do you drive down hiway 37 ??

I saw a couple of car haulers a day or 2 ago ?

 

[TROLLCAT]

That's a long way from the Alaska Hwy lol


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20 kms from the sign posts you got a picture of LOL

 

[catmando]

Like I said, first time up there, went straight too Whitehorse up 97 , nope, to answer your question lol


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[TROLLCAT]

Like I said, first time up there, went straight too Whitehorse up 97 , nope, to answer your question lol


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Well if ever trucking on 37 coffee is on at the shop

 

[catmando]

Hell ya, would stop in for sure


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[teeroy]

nice, I love the Yukon. if work cooperates I should be up there in a couple weeks. doing it on 2 wheels this time

 

[catmando]

Seen a lot of bikes up there,would be a nice trip for sure, looks like I will be doing at least a couple trip a month. 37 must be the Hwy too Stuart ?


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[lloydguy]

I assume the buffalo pic's are from by the hot spring's? I have afew pic's
somewhere of a bull scratching his chin on the front signal light of the truck
I was driving. Awsome country north of ft nelson.

 

[S.W.A.T.]

Did you get to stop at the hot springs? If not be sure to the next time. You will not be disappointed.

 

[Lund]

Been up the Alaska HWY a few times over the year's. Either hunting or sledding. It's definitely beautiful country and i recommend it to anyone who loves nature.
Wife and i are leaving in a few weeks for Alaska via Cassiar Hwy, Dempster Hwy and back Alaska Hwy on our motorcycles.

 

[TROLLCAT]

Seen a lot of bikes up there,would be a nice trip for sure, looks like I will be doing at least a couple trip a month. 37 must be the Hwy too Stuart ?


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Yes Sir

 

[catmando]

Yup the Buffalo are along a 100 klm stretch north of muncho lake park


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[catmando]

And yes next trip I will walk into the hotsprings


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[ferniesnow]

This isn't about me but just to add a little..................

My first trip up there was in '52 and have made several since. I think it was gravel all the way from north of highway 16 west of Edmonton. I still remember the Liard Hot Springs in '52..........slippery, slimy, floating boards where one had to be real careful or one was in the slop! The improvements are wonderful.

I was also back just after (the first night they opened the campground) the springs were opened from the bear attack back in the 90's. Slept with the shotgun beside me in the tent. The Dempster is cool. Eagle Plains can be real windy (I've seen parked semi's blown over and cold like a I've never seen before) and the ice crossing on the MacKenzie is an eye opener. The ice bridge to Tuk is also interesting. I spent a winter up there watching them build that ice bridge!

Beautiful country and if anybody is planning, it is also great to go in off season 9fall colors are beautiful) but not too late as all the shops close. Not as crowded and a person has room to breathe!

Another trip is on our bucket list and it would be to concentrate on the Alaska experience.