I began my day by crossing into British Columbia and entering Dawson City where the Alaska Highway begins.
It was really weird not to see any tourists in this very famous place on the border of Alberta and British Columbia. I remember being here in 2012. At that time, it was hard to find a parking place and inside this building were many little touristy stores. Now the building was closed and the streets were hauntingly empty.
I drove 371 miles to Kiskatinaw Provincial Park in British Columbia. I was almost the only camper there. The campground hosts were nice and brought me some wood, so I could have a campfire.
There was a river here too! It was running fast and cold!
I walked downstream on the rocks.
Here's a little sample of the river.
There was a trail in the forest, so I took a little hike.
I found this little teepee that someone tried to make.
Then I walked back to my campsite and had a fire.It was dark and there were a lot of stars!
