2 KLR Guys that we kept running into along the way |
Leaving Deadhorse camp.. Expensive, but the only place to stay in town |
Famous sign that everyone takes their picture with |
On our way back. Temperature was in the high 30's |
The only Caribou we saw on the entire trip so far. |
Open tundra and it begins to warm up. |
Typical road and pipeline views across the open tundra |
Coming back into the valley on the south slope of the Brooks range |
The pipeline and the road split the valley. (ANWR to the left and Gates of the Arctic NP on the right). |
North side of Atigun pass |
Hard to leave with views like these |
Limited Edition BMW R1200GSA Quadruple Black. One of a kind actually. |
The rivers and side valleys left one wanting to explore |
This picture cannot even begin to show the sense of scale one experiences up here. |
Young ADVRider in the making |
Heading up the north side of Atigun Pass |
One last look before we head up |
Looking north east at the summit |
Coming back down the south side. |
Yes, that is ice back there on the tundra. It was nearly 90 degrees!! |
Coming down.. slowly to savor every turn and vista |
Give me a pack and some more vacation. This is the place to go, |
The southern valley revealed incredible rock gardens |
Yukon Johann |
No words can describe. |
This picture says it all... It is in adequate in capturing the experience and emotion. |
Pipeline. Hate or love it. It is the reason this road exists. |
A rest stop to go examine the pipeline |
The literal view from the road |
Pipeline |
The incredible rock formations were everywhere. |
Another moment of wonderlust. |
Arrival in Coldfoot |
Checking the temperature just before turning in that night. 89 degrees!! Earlier I had seen 94 degree temperatures. Unbelievable to us this far north of the arctic circle. |
Until next time...
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