Sign along the Alcan welcomes Donn Friedman and Rebeca Zimmermann to Alaska.
Sign marks the start of the Alcan highway in Dawson Creek, BC.
Road construction on a bridge in British Columbia, Canada.
Rebeca Zimmermann at the border between Alaska and the Yukon. This sign was miles before the U.S. border checkpoint.
At the border between Alaska and Canada on the way to Tetlin Wildlife Refuge. Selfie with Rebeca Zimmermann and Donn Friedman.
Bridge in British Columbia.
Sign at the entrance to Denali National Park in Alaska.
Stop sign in a First Nations language.
Canada / U.S. border crossing at Oroville, WA, to Osoyoos.
The Trans-Canada Highway leading into Prince George.
Signpost Forest in Watson Lake, Yukon. People from around the world leave markings to recall their travels. The tradition started with soldiers building the Alcan during WWII, marking the distance to their homes. The visitor center in Watson Lake has a supply of signs, nails and hammers to leave your mark. Here is a parking pass from Highland High School in Albuquerque.
Hollywood and Vine intersection in Big Lake, AK.
Rainy road along the way to Alaska.
Vault toilets at Bijoux Falls Provincial Park in British Columbia, Canada.
One-lane Portage, AK, tunnel to Whittier, AK, is used at alternating times by trains and cars.
Road work in Alaska.
Some days you can view Denali from Savage River campground in Denali National Park.
Signpost Forest in Watson Lake, Yukon. People from around the world leave markings to recall their travels. The tradition started with soldiers building the Alcan during WWII, marking the distance to their homes. The visitor center in Watson Lake has a supply of signs, nails and hammers to leave your mark.
A stop sign in a First Nations language.
Tim Horton's in Prince George. Horton's are known for its coffee and maple doughnuts across Canada.
Road near Muncho Lake in the Northern Rocky Mountains.
Alcan border.The border with Alaska along the Alcan highway: milepost 1,221.8, still more than 50 miles to the first town: Tok, Alaska.
