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 stop for photos at Summit Lake (Mile 373; Km 601) in Stone Mountain Provincial Park for…
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.…
Alaska Highway Fishing. You won’t be on the Alaska Highway for long before you realize you’re driving through fishing heaven. That’s because you’ll quickly…
The Alaska Highway turns 75 next year. If you’re driving it around New Year’s next January – or any time during the winter months of the Anniversary year – get ready to see some amazing Northern Lights. Here are 10…
As you begin your Alaska Highway road trip through BC and the Yukon and across the U.S. border, make sure you stop at the…
Tips for Safe Driving & Wildlife Viewing along the Alaska Highway. Few people drive the Alaska Highway without seeing some of North America’s largest,…
It’s one thing to look at other people’s photos of the Northern Lights, shot along the Alaska Highway. It’s another, entirely, to experience the Aurora Borealis yourself – and photograph the neon swirls – as they race across the sky…
Wildlife of the Alaska Highway. If seeing wildlife is an important part of your Alaska Highway journey, the best thing you can do is…
Welcome to the top of the World. During your Alaska Highway roadtrip, you can try dog sledding, panning for gold, ice fishing, bear hunting,…
BC’s untamed Muskwa-Kechika is the size of Ireland, with unnamed 1,000-foot waterfalls. Kluane and Denali, in the Yukon and Alaska, are home to the two highest North American peaks.
