The Stewart-Cassiar Highway
The Stewart-Cassiar Highway
The last 500 k of the drive to the Stikine rolls north on the classic Stewart-Cassiar Highway, connecting the southern Alsaka town (Stewart) to the Northern BC hamlet of Cassiar.
The final right hand turn on the way to the Grand Canyon of the Stikine.
photo by Nikki Kelly
The voyage started in Vancouver (bottom left) and ended at Dease Lake (high, north)
Tdub's rental van headed up north.
photo by Nikki Kelly
A little black bear on the side of the highway.
photo by Nikki Kelly
The peaks near the Stikine.
photo by Nikki Kelly
After nearly 22 hours and 1000 miles of driving the crew arrives at the putin to overcast blustery conditions.
photo by Nikki Kelly
The group at gathers on the bridge the evening before the scheduled put on of the Grand Canyon of the Stikine.
photo by Nikki Kelly
John and Nikki outside of Gordo's Cafe in Dease Lake, British Columbia. Through a hot tip from Seth Warren we found out that Ulyssess, the owner of the cafe, would be willing to help shuttle us to and from the river (and cook up some mean cheese burgers, too)
photo by Nikki Kelly
The last 500 k of the drive to the Stikine rolls north on the classic Stewart-Cassiar Highway, connecting the southern Alsaka town (Stewart) to the Northern BC hamlet of Cassiar.
The final right hand turn on the way to the Grand Canyon of the Stikine.
photo by Nikki Kelly
The voyage started in Vancouver (bottom left) and ended at Dease Lake (high, north)
Tdub's rental van headed up north.
photo by Nikki Kelly
A little black bear on the side of the highway.
photo by Nikki Kelly
The peaks near the Stikine.
photo by Nikki Kelly
After nearly 22 hours and 1000 miles of driving the crew arrives at the putin to overcast blustery conditions.
photo by Nikki Kelly
The group at gathers on the bridge the evening before the scheduled put on of the Grand Canyon of the Stikine.
photo by Nikki Kelly
John and Nikki outside of Gordo's Cafe in Dease Lake, British Columbia. Through a hot tip from Seth Warren we found out that Ulyssess, the owner of the cafe, would be willing to help shuttle us to and from the river (and cook up some mean cheese burgers, too)
photo by Nikki Kelly
posted by LVM my brothas and sistas at 2:45 PM
1 Comments:
Woooooow! what can one say???! thats serious paddling, well done! remember meeting some of you in sjoa in norway 2003, never knew you were thaat crazy! well..now i know.. cheers, norwegian female paddler.
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