An errand to pick up a package in Skagway AK had us on the road on a sunny Saturday. We hadn't been to Skagway since 1993 during our first trip north, so we were looking forward to the drive!
Perfect weather greeted us as we drove south through Carcross.

Looking west while crossing the bridge southbound

Bove Island in Tagish Lake, from the viewpoint on the
highway -- N60 09.118 W134 39.585

Near the south end of Tagish Lake, approaching the B.C. border

Southbound along Tutshi Lake

Southbound alongside Summit Lake on the left

Crossing into Alaska, high in the clouds! The GPS says
the elevation is 3280 feet (1,000 metres).

Continuing southward, looking back along a valley bottom

A "run away lane" for those with brake problems descending Porcupine
Hill

Even though we'd been in Alaska for a while, we now arrive at the
customs house

Looking northward towards downtown Skagway from near the harbour
A quick trip to the historical cemetery where Soapy Smith is buried. I was intrigued by some of the other headstones though ...


After collecting our package, we still had some time before needing to head home. So drove out to Dyea, near the start of the Chilkoot Trail.
This road was very narrow in places, with some blind corners. I was glad we were not towing the fifth wheel!

After leaving Dyea, heading southeast towards Skagway -- N59 28.980
W135 20.757

Overlooking Skagway and the harbour & marine terminal -- N59 27.775
W135 19.216

Looking east towards the Sawtooth Range

Pitchfork Falls, descending from Goat Lake

Trailbed of the White Pass is visible in the distance above the
Glacier Gorge

The landscape is harsh through this area, just 12 km south of the
Canada Customs building

Driving north alongside Summit Lake

Black bear busy snacking & preparing for winter near Summit Lake

This bear had an injury to its mouth ... its tongue dangled out the
left side of its mouth

Approaching Bernard Lake the views to the east are wondrous

Looking northward on the Klondike Highway, approaching Bernard Lake

There were a series of lakes through this area ... this may be
Shallow Lake, or it may be Maud Lake

This is Tagish Lake, near the Yukon & B.C. border

Back in Yukon by Tagish Lake!