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Tuesday 24 January 2012

Atlin is the most beautiful place on Earth; in any season, in any weather.


Atlin Lake froze a few days ago. For some spectacular photos taken by Archie Knill, check out the 25 Jan 2012 issue of the Atlin Whisper on http://www.discoveratlin.com/TheAtlinWhisper.ph
Lakefrozenintown.jpg Firesky 2005 Jan sunset.jpg

2009 Dec 19 sunset Pine Ck Beach.jpg

Atlin is a small isolated community in the NW corner of British Columbia, on the traditional lands of the Taku River Tlingits. Glacial-fed Atlin Lake is 4 miles wide and 85 miles long, in a wide wilderness valley surrounded by snowcapped mountains. Atlin is a 2 to 3 hour drive from Whitehorse Yukon or Skagway Alaska. Current population is 300 to 500 full-time residents. During the Klondyke Gold Rush of 1898, the population was 10,000! Many buildings from that era still exist. Though Mining and Tourism underpin the economy of Atlin, there is a large and very influential number of artists, artisans and authors in this very special little-known community.

Aerial View of Atlin.jpgMH aspen hoar frost Feb 2010.jpg


For maps of X-C Ski Trails and Snowmobile Trails, see the Atlin Whisper 2012/01/11


2005_0129_Atlin Mtn with moon

Winter Moon over Atlin Mountain


For more information on the geography of the area, click on    Map Atlin Provincial Park .pdf

Winter little log house.JPG Firesky Jan 2005.jpg

Mikey at home


This website is paid for and maintained by Carolyn Moore, owner/operator of Discover Atlin and Moore House. All the editorial comments are mine and can be blamed solely on me. Unless stated otherwise, all photos are mine. Feel free to use my photos if you give the following photo credit ©Carolyn Moore, Atlin BC Canada. Photos by others may not be used without their permission.

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