Constructing the Alaska Highway in 1942 to defend against Japanese attack, workers (mostly the US Army) also faced the possibility of surprise encounters with angry or unfriendly grizzlies, black bears, wolves, wolverines, lynx, moose and elk. In spite of an…
Tumbler Ridge Dinosaur Discovery Gallery is a great educational stop if you’re driving the Alaska Highway or camping your way up or down the…
According to the travel experts, “Charlie Lake is THE lake in Fort St. John. Archaeologists have recorded human activity in the caves surrounding (it) dating back 11,000…
Explore the awesome power of a well-engineered hydro dam The Peace Canyon Dam in Hudson's Hope in northern BC. A great Alaska Highway stop.
When you adventure on the Alaska Highway make sure you stop at one of the most spectacular waterfalls in North America - Kinuseo Falls…
It’s awe-inspiring to witness the winter dance of the Northern Lights in jet black skies above the northern wilds of the Alaska Highway.
During the winter, snowmobiling is a great way to see the Alaska Highway backcountry. One of the best places to go is the wilderness near Fort St. John, in Northern BC, Canada. Fans of the area say it was made…
You’re northbound on the Alaska Highway through the Northern Rockies Regional Municipality. This “municipality” is an enormous slice of spectacular British Columbia (BC) –…
After you drive west out of Fort Nelson and begin to enter the BC Northern Rockies, the roadside scenery becomes spectacular. You’ll want to…
Explore the four great ways to view Alaska Highway wildlife when you are on your ultimate Alaska Highway Road trip in the northeastern B.C. territory.
