Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers
(and Professional Travelers)
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Salmon Glacier in Hyder, Alaska |
| Salmon Glacier was built to connect Stewart with mining interests to the north. The toe of Salmon Glacier is seen at mile 17.2 and mile 22.9 provides a spectacular view of the glacier along with an improved parking area, pick tables and outhouses. |
| This is a self-guided driving tour on Salmon Glacier Road. The road is curvy, bumpy, dusty, and extremely narrow in places. | |
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first views of Salmon Glacier |
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New RV friends of the two
RV Gypsies - Doug and Renee from California |
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several waterfalls along
the roadway |
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| below - another waterfall, but on the other side of the street, the water comes out of a pipe under the road and continues down the mountain. | |
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| mile 22.9 is supposed to provide a spectacular view of the glacier along with an improved parking area, pick tables and outhouses. However, since it was such a foggy day, this is the view the two RV Gypsies got while looking down where the glacier is suppossed to be - LOL - | |
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| Driving back down, the clouds lifted just a bit and provided a slight view of the glacier. | |
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| When Karen and Lee saw the view below, they said simultaneously - "WOW! Look at that blue lake." - then they both laughed | |
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