Day 2 was Tok to Haines Junction. 293 Miles. The roads improved significantly once leaving Alaska and progressing towards Haines Junction.
Some neat clouds the morning of leaving Tok.
A bridge crossing the Tanana River just outside Tok. There was a pullover with a few neat little historical displays, including sections of the old steel arch bridge.
Some of the lakes and scenery in the Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge.
There wasn't a corresponding "Leaving Alaska Time Zone" sign, so this will have to suffice.
I also couldn't find a "Welcome to Canada" or Yukon Territory sign. Was a little disappointed. Do better Canada.
Survey monuments at the Alaska - Canada border
A working pay phone in Burwash Landing. Unfortunately, the museum it was attached to was closed.
A glacially fed river at the southern tip of Kluane Lake. The wind here was incredible. It was causing glacial silt to pile up into large sand dunes. The blowing silt got into literally everything. My poor brakes were never the same.
Mountains above Haines Junction. There's a sprinkling of termination dust if you look close.
I am amused by the directions with a complete lack of milage. One of these days I'd like to make time to explore more of Southeast Alaska.
