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Haines, Alaska and a bear fishing
The 146 mile Haines Highway connects Haines, Alaska with Haines Junction in the Yukon on the Alaska Highway. Haines Highway is usually snow-free by May. The Haines Highway is known for its grand views of glaciated mountains and the variety of scenery. In 2004, the two RV Gypsies cruised Alaska and went to the Chikat Bald Eagle Preserve in Haines (perhaps a separate area for the 2004 Alaska trip will be put on this website at a later date - check the TOC button above to find out). On this trip, the two RV Gypsies visited Haines for the sole purpose of seeing bears fish - mission accomplished.
sign - Welcome to Haines, Alaska
importantYou can drive into Haines Alaska at any time because the U.S. customs is open 24 hours a day as of 2007. But you cannot cross into Canada from Haines between 11p.m. and 7 a.m. Alaska time because Canada customs is only open 8 a.m. to midnight Pacific time.
 
Haines Hitch-Up R.V. Park was nicely decorated around the office area. There was a car/RV wash directly across the street. No washing vehicles IN the campground. No clotheslines or clothes hanging outside. Do not use patio mats or door mats. Office personnel were very friendly and helpful and even directed the two RV Gypsies to the best bear viewing area. The park had cable TV with lots of channels except ABC, but the cable was only available at extra cost. Wi-Fi was also available at extra cost. The campground had a total of 92 sites and level, grassy spaces. 50 amp was available.
sign - welcome to haines Hitch-Up RV Park
the park office
a moose mailbox
sign outside the office
sign - old crows welcome
the park office
Below: The new yard of the two RV Gypsies, a nice level, grassy site. The two RV Gypsies could barely see the mountain in the background because of bad weather.
The new yard of the two RV Gypsies
The new yard of the two RV Gypsies
Downtown Haines
Lee Duquette outside the Hammer Museum
Lee Duquette and a Haines Alaska sign at the pier
Downtown Haines
bear statue above the bakery
the pier
the pier
stuffed dog in a store
totem pole
metal artwork on a building
totem pole
Downtown Haines
 clouds on the mountain
great photo on the side of a restaurant

The two RV Gypsies drove their toad to the river to see the bears.
Driving to the river to see the bears
Haines River
Surprise! - Construction along the way
Construction
Haines River
Haines River
Haines River
Haines River
Haines River
Haines River
waves
Haines River

look hard to see lots of people fishing in the river
lots of people fishing
lots of people fishing
lots of people fishing
Haines River
Karen Duquette
Karen Duquette
Natives often use signs for shooting practice  
sign - you are in Bear territory
sign - Chilkoot Lake
Lee found a big water toy - LOL
Lee pumping water
Lee pumping water
A tree with a big fungus growth
A tree with a big fungus growth
A tree with a big fungus growth
Chilkoot Lake
Chilkoot Lake
Chilkoot Lake
lots of ducks in the river
 ducks

Lee and Karen Duquette were in Haines in 2004 during an Alaska cruise, but that was before they became two RV Gypsies. And this cruise has been added to the Flashback cruises section.

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August 14-15, 2009

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driving to Haines, Alaska

Haines, Alaska

A bear fishing at Chilkoot Lake in Haines, Alaska
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go to the next pageAFTER you have visited all 3 sites above, please continue on to Hyder, Alaska and more bears