Day 32: Sunday, June 16, 2013.

Henry’s Father’s Day present was he didn’t have to tow the RV anywhere! He got to relax and enjoy the day.

Blondie and I started the day with an early morning stroll through downtown Skagway. As I walked along the boardwalks gazing at the historic buildings I could imagine what it must have been like during the Gold Rush days in 1898.

This is what I saw when I stepped out of the RV this morning

Pullen RV Park Site 45, Skagway, AK

Looking down State Street toward the Harbor

Skagway Visitor’s Center is one of the most photographed buildings in Alaska

Skagway Centenial Statue. The sculptor was killed in a plane crass two days ago.

Later on, Henry and I enjoyed breakfast at the Sweet Tooth Cafe before going for a drive back up the highway to enjoy the views we couldn’t stop to look at on our way to Skagway.

In front of our RV

We enjoyed a great Father’s Day breakfast here

White Pass & Yukon Route train engines

Watching the train go by from one of the overlooks on the Klondike Highway

Pitchfork Falls

Waterfalls along the Klondike Highway

We crossed over the William Moore Bridge

Welcome to Alaska

View at the Welcome Sign

We felt like the only people in the world on the Klondike Highway

Almost 80 degrees and there is still ice on the lake

Henry and Blondie with Snow

More snow

Snow Remover

Fish and Chips at the Skagway Brewing Company with a Prospector’s Ale was a great way to end the day.

We couldn’t have picked a better place to start our Alaska adventure than Skagway. We love it here.