According to the Alaska Highway 2018 book that we purchased, the Liard Hot Springs is a must stop during your travels up/down the highway. We were not disappointed! Walked along the boardwalk through the woods with an eye out for bear until we reached the soaking area. I guess that Read more…
Drove 300 miles up the Alaska Highway or as I am learning the Alaska/Canada (ALCAN) Highway to Fort Nelson and stayed at Triple “G” RV Park. Ran into another Alaska tour group hosted by Airstream and all the units are Airstream. If you’re not sure what an Airstream looks like, Read more…
Our baby boy turned one on July 12th, 2018. Hopefully he will be more mature now that he’s older. Sydney and I don’t believe that he will. He is very rambunctious and thinks everyone is put on this earth to play with him. He is getting better at night and Read more…
Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada starts the Alaskan Highway which was constructed in 1942 by the United States Military to create a passage into Alaska in case the Japanese invaded North America. The entire 2450 Kilometer road was completed in just eight months – an outstanding achievement! Dawson Creek itself grow Read more…
After a late night at the Calgary Stampede we got a very late start and had to drive up to Edmonton for the night. Pulled into the beautiful, Good Sam approved, campground called the Kinsmen RV Park in St. Alberts just northwest of Edmonton. The site was so nice that Read more…
The 50th anniversary of the Calgary Stampede – is called the greatest outdoor show on earth. It is a huge county fair on steroids western style. Food, games, stages, exhibits, and races. We witnessed “chuck wagon” races. I know it sounds very foreign to us, but the winner takes home Read more…
At the rally we heard terrible stories about the crossing the border into Canada. We were actually a little apprehensive about doing so. For about 1 1/2 weeks prior we have been trying to drink the Busse Bus dry so we wouldn’t have to pay any taxes. We looked up Read more…
When this area was designated a National Park in 1910 there were 100 glaciers in the vicinity. Today, 108 years later, there are 26. If you are going to come and see them you better hurry before this National Park loses it’s namesake. Based on the recommendation from the RV Read more…
On the way to Shelby we stopped for a quick bite at Wheat Montana Bakery. Real cute place with huge cinnamon rolls and interesting sauces: I don’t really think that this place was around when Lewis & Clark first charted the area. We pulled into our reserved site at the Read more…
When we were in St. Charles, MO (our first stop on this great American adventure) we were at the end of the Missouri River, well Three Forks, Montana is the Missouri Headwaters. So in a sense we have traveled the complete Missouri River – somewhat like Lewis and Clark did Read more…