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Fall colours have changed the landscape along the Dempster into a Monet-like painting. The colours are seemingly impossible. We cross the continental divide again in Tombstone Territorial Park and set up camp in the campground for a few days of hiking. We’ve timed our arrival perfectly for the fall colours but all the backcountry permits are gone so we do day hikes in the valley. A few days later we are back in Dawson City where we clean and pack the bikes for the flight home. The Dempster threw just about everything it had at us. It might be a “highway” but its remoteness, unpredictable Arctic weather and lack of services make this a challenging ride. It’s the only road in Canada that runs north of the Arctic circle. #arcticcycling #gravelgrinder #cyclingthedempster #everydayisapresent #yukon #dempsterhwy

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Arctic, camping, Ellesmere Island, Hiking, Ski Touring, Sledding

Camping with Apex Predators

Note: this is part two of a six week journey on Ellesmere Island. We have a tough couple of days … Continue reading Camping with Apex Predators

A Journey At The Edge Of The World
Arctic, camping, Ellesmere Island, Ski Touring, Sledding

A Journey At The Edge Of The World

Note: this is part one of a six-week journey on Ellesmere Island. It takes more than 12 hours of flying … Continue reading A Journey At The Edge Of The World

Island Time
bikepacking New Zealand, cycle touring, cycling, Hospitality

Island Time

Having cycled around 7,200 km in nearly six months, it was time to slow things down a bit. We had … Continue reading Island Time

Rails and Timber
bikepacking New Zealand, camping, cycle touring

Rails and Timber

The views of Mount Ruapehu in Tongariro National Park dominate the landscape around Ohakune in the centre of New Zealand’s … Continue reading Rails and Timber

Kowhainui Station
bikepacking New Zealand, cycle touring, Hospitality

Kowhainui Station

From Mangaweka, we picked up the Gorges to Sea Cycleway that runs from Taihape to Himatangi Beach on the west … Continue reading Kowhainui Station

Back Roads and Rail Trails
bikepacking New Zealand, camping, cycle touring

Back Roads and Rail Trails

The weather over Christmas was atrocious but we were happily ensconced with our friends Enid and Richard in their Plimmerton … Continue reading Back Roads and Rail Trails

Queen Charlotte Track Washout
bikepacking New Zealand, camping, cycle touring

Queen Charlotte Track Washout

After crossing the Molesworth, we made our way to the coast at Havelock, a nice ride through vineyards until the … Continue reading Queen Charlotte Track Washout

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