The 1967 Yukon River Flotilla included boats, canoes, kayaks, rafts and amphibious cars. This trip was part of the 1967 Canadian Centennial celebration. It was a 10 day 460 mile trip from Whitehorse down river to Dawson City.
The 1967 flotilla was sponsored by the Yukon Fish and Game Association and lead by experienced river pilots with surveillance provided by Canadian Mounted Police and Canadian Air force. Overnight stops featured sandbar dancing, barbecues, and campfire sing-alongs at historic river sites. (Motor Boating Magazine Feb, 1967).
Boy Scouts from Troop 12 Juneau, AK participated.
The August 1972 Yukon River Flotilla seemed to have fewer participants.
I am looking for any information on either trip which might include names of places stopped along the way. Photos would be great.
Thank you
Gary
The 1967 flotilla was sponsored by the Yukon Fish and Game Association and lead by experienced river pilots with surveillance provided by Canadian Mounted Police and Canadian Air force. Overnight stops featured sandbar dancing, barbecues, and campfire sing-alongs at historic river sites. (Motor Boating Magazine Feb, 1967).
Boy Scouts from Troop 12 Juneau, AK participated.
The August 1972 Yukon River Flotilla seemed to have fewer participants.
I am looking for any information on either trip which might include names of places stopped along the way. Photos would be great.
Thank you
Gary
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