Destruction Bay is located on Kluane Lake which is 154 square miles. Population 50 The last time we were here it was raining and cold......this time it is windy and cold....but no road construction....
On our morning walk
They expect frost next week and colors are changing
Beautiful morning view
No more road construction
Ghost Whispers off the lake
colors changing
Lots of rolling clouds
Beautiful views of the snow-covered Kluane Range
Few valleys cut by glacier-fed rivers and streams
We follow the Kluane Range toward Haines Jct
Potty Stop
Pretty aren't we
Kluane National Park was established in 1976. The park connects with Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and the area is the largest internationally protected area in the world.
The Kluane National Park Icefield Ranges are Canada's highest and the world's largest nonpolar alpine icefields....And the only way you see them is to backpack into the wilderness....
nearly unbroken chain of mountains to 8,000 feet
When we came thru in June it was foggy
Today mother nature is on our side
Fireweed is turning red.....fall is coming
Haines Jct....stop for fuel
98 miles to Whitehorse
Whitehorse is the capital of the Yukon Territory
Fireweed hasn't started changing here
Light traffic
We will be in Whitehorse 2 days.....First on the list is to wash the coach and truck so we can see out of the windows.....Staying at Pioneer RV Park. And we will have a clean windshield
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