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The following resources have been supplied by friends of the trip:
- The Official Press Release -- Ron Lussier
- An Insider's Guide to Inuvik -- Jennifer Branch
- The Land of the Midnight Sun (a travelogue) --
Harry
Yates
Here are some related web pages:
- The Inuvik home
page
A "guide to work, play and travel in the Inuvik region of Canada's Western Arctic." The site contains travel and weather information, maps and photos, a calendar of events, and a local business directory.
- Inuvik weather
report
- Northern News
Services
Publishers of the Inuvik Drum!
- Arctic
Summer
We met this guy in Inuvik. He made the trip separately, on an old Honda motorcycle. His page has tons of photos, and is very much worth a look-see.
Here are friendly people to call for information:
| Tourism British Columbia | (800) 663-6000 |
| Tourism Yukon | (403) 667-2915 |
| Heritage Canada, Yukon | (403) 667-3970 |
| Tourism Northwest Territories | (800) 661-0788 |
The following links may also come in handy:
- British Columbia Tourism
Centre
- B.C.
Ferries
- Includes lots of information, including schedule information for all routes.
- Alaska Marine Highway
System
- Includes schedule and pricing information.
- Yukon
Tourism
- Yukon
Web
- Yup, an internet service provider in the Yukon. When you think about it, they probably need the Internet up here more than I need it in the Silicon Valley!
- Whitehorse Veggie
Restaurants
- The World Guide to Vegetarianism page on Whitehorse. Isn't the Web wonderful???
- Western Arctic tourist
brochure
- Shows a Vanagon Westfalia with a stone guard. It would be a good idea to consider creating one of these for your bus! (This image is courtesy of Harry Yates.)
- Bell's Alaska Travel
Guide
- Very detailed descriptions of highways and towns in Alaska, Yukon Territories, and Northern British Columbia. Worth checking out, definitely.
- The Alcan
rally
- The AlCan rally is a modern event based on the original concept of rallying as a grand tour, motoring adventure, and a gentleman's sport. A competitive event that requires experience, good judgement & equipment, consistency, reliability and rescourcefulness, something bus drivers are known for. Traverses North America's most remote roads and climate extremes (-58 F in the 1990 event), from Seattle to Prudhoe Bay, in winter! Perhaps next year with a few Syncros?
- The Alaska Ferry --
a travelogue
- An interesting article by RVers
Online
.
- A plea for modem
access
- Another interesting editorial from RVers Online discussing modem access in RV parks.
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