Yukon Territory Canada

Yukon Territory - Population of 34'000 people a size of 14 times bigger than Switzerland

Buffalos ass show

A lot of Buffolo burgers

Buffolo Crossing

Signs Garden in Watson Lake

Where is the spare tire? Our mechanic in action!

Flat tire on Cambpell Highway, bad road very rough, we made 300km in 9 hours

Five Finger Rapids near Carmacks

Campground Thumbstone Territory Park

Christian, Christoph and Mathias hiking up to Grizzly Lake

Marmot

Squirrel

Grizzly Lake

After 6 hours hiking

Good view to Thumbstone

Rocky trail

First view to our destination

tooo hot

Big nugget in Bonanza creek

Hard work and no gold

Gold rush in 1920, Roman, Chrigu and Mattu

Dance show in the casino

Roulette (fifty fifty, bet on red and loose all money)

Lost my money with black jack, no more money to drink

Casino

Dome hill viewpoint

Dawson City

Ferry to Dawson on Yukon River

Update: After 2 weeks in Alaska we are back in Yukon Territory over the top of the world highway

Very bumby flight, no more hungry...:-)

Massive glacier

In the backround Mt Logan (5900m.ue.M.)
highest mountain in Canada

Sightseeing flight in Kluane National Park

Update August 04, 2010: We are back from our awesome Kanoe tour. We paddeled approximately 70 km per day. We can highly recommend anyone this tour. The feeling to be in to the wild is just amazing. We saw some wildlife such as mooses, bald eagles and one black bear. Of course at night, it was a strange feeling to be in a tent and maybe the bears are listening to us. To stay alive we catched one big arctic pike (50cm) and a small greyling with our 14 doller fishing route from walmart. From Carmacks we had to hitchhiking back to Johnsons Crossing, which was harder than we thought. After one overnight sleep in Whitehorse and 4 different people, who gave us a lift, we reached Johnsons Corssing and our lovely VW.

No time to piss on land, thats the way we did it!!!

Second hand shop jacket "Team Alaska"

Christians morning praying for good weather conditions like natives

Trying to jump in the Yukon River too

Trying to jump in the Yukon River

Swiss National Day Dinner after big fight with the Arctic pike (50cm and 3kg)

Sunset at 11 pm by our 4th camp

Greyling, great catch and good taste for dinner

Goldrush-cabin 100 years old but still in good condition

Teslin and Yukon River comming together

Bald Eagle

Second camp, swimming after 50km paddeling

Hoodoon



Goldrush 1920

Might be not a good place for camping!!!!

No fish, no dinner

Moose ahead again....

Woody Woodpecker

Hungry? What a steak (650 gramm)

Up side down....

Try catch a Lambfish

Moose ahead!!!

Already tired from paddeling

Our kanoe is loaded and ready to go!

Our startpoint by the beginning of the Teslin River

An 18 feet kanoe in our VW. Looks funny!

Update July 27, 2010: We will be back in 6 days, we start a Kanoe tour tomorrow, 360km on Teslin and Yukon River (250km Teslin and 160km Yukon river) from Johnsons Crossing to Carmacks.