Blackstone River headwaters. The Blackstone River is a major tributary of the Peel River Watershed.

Early afternoon January sunset, Dawson area

Northern Ogilvie Range, Peel River Watershed

Drifting snow across the Dempster Highway

Perfectly clear water running over blue ice, Blackstone River

A frost covered willow mirrors an "ice-bow" in the background

Midnight sunset, Tombstone Territorial Park

Northern Ogilvie Range, Peel River Watershed

The impressive chunk of rock that gives name to Tombstone Territorial Park

Arctic Cotton

Northern Ogilvie Range, Peel River Watershed

Star trails over the North Klondike Valley, Tombstone Park

Heavy hail and rain pours down over a tributary of the Yukon River, Central Yukon. These are wintering grounds for the Forty Mile Caribou Herd.

Camping on Auston Pass, Tombstone Territorial Park

Dempster Highway

Fire in the sky

Puzzle-piece ice, Klondike River

Mt. Monolith above Talus Lake, Central Yukon

Moon rising over the Ogilvie Mountains, Jan. 1, 2015

Bright fall colours along Grizzly Creek, Tombstone Territorial Park

Tundra streams create many patterns seen from the air

Fall colours, North Klondike Valley, Tombstone Territorial Park

The Dempster Highway paralleling the Blackstone River at the southern edge of the Ogilvies

Wind swept snow patterns in the Tombstone River Valley

100 km/h winds blow glacial sediment across Kluane Lake

Jagged rock spires of the Tombstones