Winding up our visit to Alaska, we had to drive back into Canada, Yukon Territory and British Columbia, and then drive back into the panhandle of Alaska to Haines and then take a catamaran tour down the inland waterway to Juneau. 

All in all another wonderful part of our trip.

Driving across eastern Alaska

Deadman Lake Campground, Alaska

Driving the Alaska Highway in the Yukon Territory

Kluane Lake - Congdon Creek Campground, Yukon

Kathleen Lake - Kluane National Park, Yukon

Dezadeash Lake Campground, Yukon

Driving the Haines Highway

Haines, Alaska

Daytrip cruise to Juneau, Alaska

Sea Lion Rookery video

https://youtu.be/MrmBIEl_TVY

Visiting Juneau, Alaska

We spent eight nights at Denali National Park. It was much colder and snowier than we expected. We had sun. We had rain. We had snow. But the cold kept the Alaskan mosquitoes away and the snow created beautiful wintry landscapes. We visited the working sled dog kennels in the park. And we stayed in three different campgrounds – including one that was truly in the wilderness, 30 miles from the park entrance and main services. It's no wonder that we like Alaska.

Sled Dogs

Riley Campground

Mountain View Trail

Porcupines

Willow Ptarmigan

Teklanika River

Caribou

We humans like to leave our mark. Teklanika River bus shelter

Arctic Ground Squirrel

Dahl Sheep high on a mountainside

East  Fork River

Savage River Campground

Ptarmigan in a snowstorm

Snowshoe Hare

Mountain Scenes

Alaska Railroad Trestle

Denali Scenes

The Mountain

And this is a link to one of our drives through a snowstorm: 

https://youtu.be/jsZ20bcO0DU