Skagway and Yukon
From Skagway, we rode a motor-coach into the Yukon (Canada), over to a tourist trap and stopping at many sites along the way. The tour guide/driver was wonderful. Finally, we took the famous White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad back to Skagway.
Welcome to Alaska
It has a name. Forget what.
Of course it isn't actually a desert - too wet and cold for that. But they like to call this sandy area that for the tourists.
This roalroad was built to transport gold minors from Skagway to the streams of the Yukon.
Sorry about all the similar photos, but they're scenic!
North West Mounted Police?
See that greenish little flat trail? That's what the gold minors hiked through before the train.
No longer in use. (We tossed out a lot of pictures due to reflection on the train windows. This was the best shot of that bridge though.)
More window reflection.
This old caboose was turned into a tiny cabin, available for rent.
The train stopped here to pick up some people who did a hiking excursion.
See the bridge we just rode over?