Table of Contents
(listed from northwest to southeast)

Eagle Plains, Richardson Mountains (6)

Ogilvie Mountains (7)

Dawson City (8)

Bonanza Creek and Klondike River (5)

The Klondike Highway (6)

Complete Listing
listed from northwest to southeast

The Eagle Plains and the Richardson Mountains

The Arctic Circle sign on the Dempster Highway.

Midnight on the tundra in the Richardson Mountains.

Fixing a flat tire, part of the Dempster Highway experience.

The Eagle Plains Hotel, midway along the Dempster.

The Dempster Highway on the Eagle Plains.

Tundra on the Eagle Plains.

The Ogilvie Mountains

The bare limestone peaks of the northern Ogilvie Mountains.

A beautiful morning in the Ogilvie Mountains.

Sapper Hill at Engineer Creek on the Ogilvie River.

A lake in the tundra, Ogilvie Mountains.

Chapman Lake in the Blackstone Highlands.

The Blackstone River, still frozen in late June.

North Fork Pass on the Dempster Highway.

Dawson City

Waiting for the ferry across the Yukon River.

The Canadian Bank of Commerce, on Dawson's main street.

The Palace Grand Theatre on King Street.

The Downtown Hotel, home of the sour-toe cocktail.

Diamond-Tooth Gertie's Casino, key to Dawson's rennaisance.

Leaning buildings, victims of age and permafrost.

The Guns and Ammo building, preserved in a state of arrested collapse.

Front Street, along the Yukon River.

Bonanza Creek and the Klondike River

Dredge tailings along the Klondike River.

Amidst the dredge tailings at Claim 33 on Bonanza Creek.

Gold Dredge Number Four at its final resting place on Bonanza Creek.

Inside Dredge Number Four, on the Parks Canada tour.

The winch room, nerve center of the gold dredge.

The Klondike Highway

Five Finger Rapids on the Yukon River.

Kayakers on the Yukon River at Carmacks.

Twin Lakes on the Klondike Highway.

A tiny lake near Fox Lake.

On the marge of Lake Labarge (actually it's Laberge).

Takhini Hot Springs, on the Klondike Highway near Whitehorse.