Photo Page 2
4000 ft. above sealevel, 1300 ft. below
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| 20th Annual Tyee Tour 2006 Photo Page 2 |
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| Awesome high elevation country in Burke Channel. 4000 ft. above sealevel, 1300 ft. below |
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| Mark Perry experiences an exhilarating shower while filling a pail from a glacial fed waterfall to replenish the vessel’s water supply in South Bentinck Arm. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Mark Perry, Brent McHugh and I met in Hakai Pass to spend a few days sight seeing up Burke Channel towards Bella Coola. At the head of Burke we turned south into South Bentinck Arm where we visited a hot springs and explored ashore. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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| On our way back towards the coast we traveled down Dean Channel past Alexander MacKenzie Park. This location is as far west as MacKenzie explored in 1793 after his 2 year trip across Canada over land from Quebec becoming the first man to cross the continent north of Mexico. | |||||||||||||||||||||||