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Approximate Running Time :
From Searle, Vancouver or Prince Rupert to Whitehorse, Atlin and Dawson, and vice versa

tSeattle or Vancouver toSkaguay . . . . ... Ree oar ae RO) Sola ys
Prince Rupert to Skaguay | Pee = ce caine Sneha ip me Dea ays
Skaguay to whitenorse- (rail) , Mee So ee 8 hours
Carerossttoating iake—cay tipi ee hours
Atlin to Carcross (lake—night trip).- . ©. . . ~~ ., Mas oad ee eee a NOUS
|Whitehorse to Dawson, downstream see : . IY, days
Dawson to Whitehorse, upstream. eae = 4 days
+Skaguay to Seattle or Vancouver = eee ; . 4to6 days
Skaguay to Prince Rupert ‘ae. Coertae’ ; aoe days

The time given between points Is the usual time it takes for the trip, but such time is approximate

only, and as the time varies, when unusual conditions arise, it cannot be stated in exact terms.
t Time depends upon steamer and ports of call.

Approximate Time Necessary for Round Trip
From Seattle or Vancouver to Atlin and Dawson

The time will vary according to steamer to Skaguay, time of arrival and departure from
Skaguay, ports of call and connections at Carcross and Whitehorse.

Thus the time necessary for the trip to Atlin and return, including the side-trip to Whitehorse
and return, will take from 12 to 17 days.

To Dawson and return, 17 to 25 days.

If twenty days or more are consumed in taking the trip to Dawson, there will be sufficient time
_ oo | to include the side trip to Atlin.

Black Tarn

In the past years few tourists have been booked into Atlin later than August, and there is an
impression generally existing that beyond that time it is not a good trip. This idea is incorrect.
the month of September being as fine in every way, particularly in the Atlin country, as June, July
or August, and in some respects the tourist in September gets more from the trip than in the earlier
months. Contrary to what seems to be the prevalent idea, the weather is not cold in this country
during this month. The days are usually soft and balmy and the nights only comfortably cool. Of
course, a great many must make their trips in the three months mentioned above, but those con-
templating the trip who are not tied to these months should endeavor to make the trip in the first
half of September, as naturally they do not come in contact with such large crowds and are
not bothered with any possibility of congestion.

There is a further feature; the foliage of the mountain sides in the early part of September
changes from the universal green of the summer months to the most brilliant riot of color, and the
tourist in this month sees views that, on account of the changing color schemes, are not seen earlier.
It is hard to put in words the picture of Lake Atlin in the month of September with the contrasting
splashes of color from the surrounding mountains reflected in the glassy surface of the lake and the

coloring being further enhanced by the soft blue color-wash of the waters of the Lake. Northern

Lights are quite frequently visible during this season of the year.

The Atlin Inn on the Shores of Lake Atlin
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