Remember you should be able to click on any picture to enlarge.
The Cassiar Hwy finally turned into a real nice road
and scenery was always real good.
We arrived at Stewart, British Columbia. We decided to stay at a campground on the BC side instead of going over to Hyder, AK. We later drove our car over to Hyder. Are we ever glad we didn’t take our rig. Dusty & dirty to the max.
Here is our park - Bear River RV Park. $23 Canadian for full hook up with cable TV & WIFI. They can take caravans also. Maybe a good one for Craig’s group. This photo was taken about 11 PM
Earlier that day we went to the famous bear viewing bridge near Hyder, AK. It’s in the Tongass National Forest. The white is from the dust from the road
These two pictures are taken at each end of the bridge. We were there about 2 1/2 hours with no bears. Lots of salmon going through doing their spawning.
I don’t know what their process is for spawning but these Salmon were doing a lot of this kind of stuff.
More of this..
then this…
I guess they’re done. I think I saw one taking a smoke break.
I really liked this pond. I took several pictures until I think I captured it.
It doesn’t look real. I like it….
This is the General Store in Hyder.
Here is a real converted TRAILER like in tractor trailer. You can see the door then look for the wheels. This was on the main street of Hyder. Oh yea, don’t forget the blue tarp. Hey, it’s working. They use anything for everything up here.
Here’s the main intersection of Hyder.
Not sure what this was/is.
Here is Hyder’s Visitor Center.
Downtown Stewart about 10 PM
This Hotel was built in 1908 at a cost of $100,000. Needless to say it is not used as a hotel anymore. Not sure what it is used for now but we think someone is living there.
The only gas station in Stewart, BC
The bay at Stewart, BC about 10 PM.
Hopefully some bears tomorrow at Hyder. We will be there at 6 AM.
See Ya…
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