The wind continued on Kluane Lake this morning, cancelling our kayak outing.
Rather than wait another day, we headed south to Haines Junction and Million Dollar Falls Yukon Gov't campground on the Haines Road. Last year when we tried to stay at this campground it was closed because a grizzly bear had killed a moose in the area.

Back on the Alaska Highway heading south from Congdon Creek Yukon
Gov't campground
The Kluane National Park visitor's centre is at the base of Sheep Mountain. I wanted a picture of the cabin that has been beside the Alaska Highway for decades so we made a quick stop.

Cabin along the Alaska Highway, near the visitor's centre at Sheep
Mountain
During the short walk to the cabin, we noticed some Dall Sheep enjoying the sun on the mountainside. See the white spots in the picture below.

Dall Sheep enjoying the sun the slopes of Sheep Mountain
It seemed to be a good time to try to 20x optical zoom on my camera.

Close up of Dall Sheep on Sheep Mountain
The scenery around the visitor centre is awesome.
Looking west
up Slims River the Kluane Ranges provided a nice view.

Our RV parked at the Kluane National Park visitor centre at the base
of Sheep Mountain
It was time to continue our journey south towards Haines Junction.

Looking south from the Alaska Highway along the south side of Kluane
Lake
The clouds were moving in and provided a light overcast that could not dampen the fall colours on this mountainside south of Kluane Lake.

Fall colours on mountain on the west side of the AK Hwy
between Kluane Lake & Haines Junction
Continuing our journey south towards Haines Junction on the Alaska Highway.

On the Haines Road there is a photo viewpoint overlooking Kathleen Lake. At the viewpoint this plaque acknowledges the significance of Kluane National Park.

Monument at Kluane National Park, overlooking Kathleen Lake
We stayed at the campground at Kathleen Lake last year.

Kathleen Lake, viewed from the Haines Road
The scenery along the Haines Road is very nice. The mountains rise from the highway's edge and the fall colours provided a brilliant contrast to the greenery.

Southbound on the Haines Road between Haines Junction and Million
Dollar Falls campground
A rest area provided this striking shot of a mountain range on the east side of the Haines Road.

Mountain range on the east side of the Haines Road
Just a few miles more to the entrance of the Million Dollar Falls
Yukon gov't campground.
This is the last campground on the Yukon
side of the border.

Sign at the entrance to Million Dollar Falls
After setting up in the camp we walked the dogs. There is a nice trail with viewpoints along the river. One provides a nice shot of the Million Dollar Falls.

Million Dollar Falls near the campground
With lots of daylight left, we decided to explore the nearby historical Dalton Post.