Conquering the Canadian Rockies by Air | Flying the C172 Home to Alaska

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Getting ever closer to home, flying our Cessna 172 from Oshkosh, Wisconsin to Alaska after panel upgrades. It's been a huge trip so far, and now we're about to enter the Canadian Rockies.
This type of flying is challenging, but flying in a new place is also a lot of fun. With careful planning, our aviation journey continues.
First we start in Grande Prairie, on our way to Ft Nelson. The first leg doesn't have a lot of terrain, and the flight goes by fast. We end the flight with some confusion on the radio, and someone taking off right in front of us.
Next flight, Ft Nelson to Watson Lake, this is by far the most beautiful of all our legs. Towering mountains, blue frozen lakes, it's really wonderful. At Watson Lake we see the rich history of the area, known for a stopping point for WWII aircraft going to Russia.
Our goal for the day is to get to Alaska, but now we try for another leg. Watson Lake to Whitehorse, another 3 hour leg of flying.
By the time we get in Whitehorse, we're really wiped out. We decided to call it a night. It's the safe thing to do.
The flying was great, but challenging. We hope you enjoy coming along.
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