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Subject: Re: Travelling from Whitehorse/Skaway to Dawson in the Yukon]
Date: Thu, 16 Jun 2005 06:21:07 -0500
From: Wendy Brock
To: ??
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Hmmm....I can't remember where we stayed right off the bat, but I can
look. The drive down to Skagway is truly spectacular...it's by far the
best for scenery and pictures; the mountains are high and there are
several beautiful lakes. You can also take the train, but then you
can't stop for pictures. Skagway is a fun place too, although it may be
shutting down by September. I don't remember the drive between
Whitehorse and Dawson City as well...it's not as scenic though, except
for where there was a fire years ago...it's quite interesting because it
hasn't recovered much. Dawson City is really fun too...we loved it.
There are lots of things to do in Dawson City...the tours that show how
they mined for gold were really fun, and you can go for a cruise on the
Yukon River...the scenery there was great too....lots of undisturbed
wilderness. I wish we had had more time in Whitehorse.
The roads were all very modern and paved. I don't know about the
weather in September, but I'm sure it's starting to get cooler. Dawson
City was our warmest day when we were there in July! If I remember
right, it is pretty breezy in Skagway. I'd definitely plan for pants
and jackets everywhere.
There is a wildlife refuge near Whitehorse you can drive
through...however, you don't get real "wildlife" pictures as there are
fences you must take pictures through. I don't remember seeing tons of
wildlife anywhere around there...but since it is the Yukon..you never know!
If I think of anything I'll let you know. :-)
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From: ??
To: Wendy
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 9:00 PM
Subject: [Fwd: Travelling from Whitehorse/Skaway to Dawson in the Yukon]
Any tips for this guy?
Love,
Dad
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Subject: Travelling from Whitehorse/Skaway to Dawson in the Yukon
Date: Wed, 15 Jun 2005 09:13:44 +0100
From: Richard <>
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Newsgroups: rec.travel.usa-canada
We are proposing to fly into Whitehorse in early September and drive
up to Dawson and back, possibly down as far as Skagway in a week, and
spend the second week on Vancouver island.
Any tips on car rental, driving conditions, weather, accommodation and
especially wildlife/photography spots would be most welcome.
It should be quite different from little old Ireland!
Many thanks,
Richard.
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Hmmm....I can't remember where we
stayed right off the bat, but I can look. The drive down to Skagway is
truly spectacular...it's by far the best for scenery and pictures; the
mountains are high and there are several beautiful lakes. You can also
take the train, but then you can't stop for pictures. Skagway is a fun
place too, although it may be shutting down by September. I don't
remember the drive between Whitehorse and Dawson City as well...it's
not as scenic though, except for where there was a fire years
ago...it's quite interesting because it hasn't recovered much. Dawson
City is really fun too...we loved it. There are lots of things to do
in Dawson City...the tours that show how they mined for gold were
really fun, and you can go for a cruise on the Yukon River...the
scenery there was great too....lots of undisturbed wilderness. I wish
we had had more time in Whitehorse.
The roads were all very modern and
paved. I don't know about the weather in September, but I'm sure it's
starting to get cooler. Dawson City was our warmest day when we were
there in July! If I remember right, it is pretty breezy in Skagway.
I'd definitely plan for pants and jackets everywhere.
There is a wildlife refuge near
Whitehorse you can drive through...however, you don't get real
"wildlife" pictures as there are fences you must take pictures
through. I don't remember seeing tons of wildlife anywhere around
there...but since it is the Yukon..you never know!
If I think of anything I'll let you
know. :-)
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[Fwd: Travelling from Whitehorse/Skaway to Dawson in the Yukon]
Any tips for this guy?
Love,
Dad
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We are proposing to fly into Whitehorse in early September and drive
up to Dawson and back, possibly down as far as Skagway in a week, and
spend the second week on Vancouver island.
Any tips on car rental, driving conditions, weather, accommodation and
especially wildlife/photography spots would be most welcome.
It should be quite different from little old Ireland!
Many thanks,
Richard.
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