Sikanni Chief to Liard River on the Alaska Highway

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June 22, 2022

Our day in Sikanni Chief started out sunny and beautiful.

Sikanni Chief River
Sikanni Chief River
Highway bush-hogging must take all summer.
In 2015 the Beaver Creek Fire jumped the Alaska Highway and closed it down.
Black Bear
Erosion
Road rebuilding is continuous
The weather was beginning to decline.
Another Black Bear
Bridge Rebuilding
Road rebuilding
Toad River, British Columbia
Stone Mountain Provincial Park
Summit Lake in Stone Mountain Provincial Park
Boulders in the road. Temperature is 34 degrees Fahrenheit.
No sheep out in this weather.
The highway runs along Muncho Lake for miles.
This sign means what it says.
The highway is lined with huge drainage swales.
Signs of trouble.
And there they were.

It was a long and busy day. We arrived at Liard River Hot Springs RV Park and could only stay in the overflow area – the equipment parking lot, next to a backhoe. Early the next morning we learned that the road we had crossed washed out in a couple of areas. We got through the Alaska Highway just in time!

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