For six hundred miles the Alaska Highway traverses the nothern part of British Columbia, one of only two roads through a sweep of wilderness as large as England and Scotland. Names on the map are often little more than service stations with cafe and rooms attached. Some have campgrounds and stores. A few are remodeled construction camps, but the rooms are clean , the food is good, and the people friendly. Northern hospitality is special.

This is the road trip of a lifetime. Heading north to Alaska and Canada's Yukon, you will follow the same roads taken by Jack London, Wyatt Earp, Robert Service and the famed - although imaginary - Sgt. Preston of the Yukon. Prestigious company, to say the least. View Alaska Highway Photo Collection>>