How To Bike Tour
People have been travelling long distances on bicycles since the invention of the two-wheeled vehicle. A British man named John Foster…
People have been travelling long distances on bicycles since the invention of the two-wheeled vehicle. A British man named John Foster…
Most of the travelling I’ve done in my life has been solo. Sometimes it’s been out of necessity—but most of the time, out of preference.
From Mogollon Cliff Dwellers to Geronimo and Billy the Kid to this author, we have all made our mark on western New Mexico. Well, maybe I haven’t made a mark on western New Mexico. But western New Mexico has certainly left its mark on me.
Western New Mexico Read More »
Yukoners at large in the Badlands of South Dakota.
Escape to warmer weather and a unique landscape Read More »
Driving the Dempster Highway to Tuktoyaktuk, N.W.T. (located on Kugmallit Bay of the Beaufort Sea of the Arctic Ocean), is no big deal..
To ‘Looks Like a Caribou’ and back – Part 6 of 6 Read More »
Conrad, on Windy Arm, is just the first of a new wave of Yukon campgrounds with eyes to the future.
Old tramways and new ziplines on Windy Arm Read More »
Sitting at Watson Lake you may wonder if you should take Robert Campbell #4 to the Klondike, afterall, it is shorter. The answer is NO!
The Yukon’s Magnificent 11 – Part 3 of 6 Read More »
The Canol Road is easily the nastiest numbered road in the Yukon and why we opened with it. The worst shall be first and the fast shall be last.
The Yukon’s Magnificent 11 – Part 1 of 6 Read More »
Many of us daydream about packing everything into a van and hitting the road at one time or another. For one Yukoner, 25-year-old Ben Barrett-Forrest, this
Go Where The Road Takes You Read More »
There are two ways to Inuvik: either fly Air North, or drive the scenic route – the 735.5 km of the Dempster Highway. East of
The Dempster Highway: Past, Present & Future Read More »
Winter in Whitehorse is beautiful, but long. By the end of April 2016 we traveled down south to find Vancouver fully in bloom already. A
Start South, GoNorth! Read More »
When I saw the post on Facebook from local Dawsonite Sarah Lenart, asking for two people to join her and friend Jeremy Herndl on a
An Ice Road Adventure Read More »
As children are once again back in school — practicing their writing skills by reporting on the topic “What I did last summer,” — it
There is something special about watching Special Olympics athletes compete. If you know people with an intellectual disability involved with the Special Olympics, then you
Especially Good Fun Read More »
Key to the success of the summer road trip is an assortment of the beverages appropriate to each occasion, and the necessary equipment to concoct
The Appropriate Road Trip Beverage Strategy Read More »
In the North, peril can strike anyone in the summer, or the winter. But when Christopher McCandless died at the age of 24 in August,
Alexander Supertramp Was Here Read More »
‘Road-schooling’ is the concept of using travel, either by itself or in concert with a curriculum, to educate a child. It brings learning to life
Learning is Everywhere Read More »
The Overland Trail was a transportation corridor between Whitehorse and Dawson City constructed by the White Pass and Yukon Route at the turn-of-the-century. Spanning 530
Authenticity on Fire Read More »
Winterize the camper, stash the emergency parkas and boots, pack all the necessary clothing for three seasons (fall, winter, and spring), get coffee to go,
How About a Winter Road Trip? Read More »
My name is Anthony, and I love meat. This past holiday season I was granted a Christmas miracle: a miracle of the meaty kind. Some
Meat, My Friend, Bessie Read More »