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We also provide homestyle lunches.

MORE INFORMATION:
On your way you'll see first hand remnants of Conrad. On the west side of Windy Arm, on Tagish Lake. Colonel John Howard CONRAD organized this settlement as an intended supply base for his operations. By 1909 it was a thriving town, with stores, hotels, churches and a District Mining Recorder. Steamboats ran schedules between here and Carcross.

The ore was in several mines; The Big Thing, Montana, Joe Petty, Aurora, Venus, all operated under CONRAD Consolidates Mines Ltd. However, extensive work showed an erratic nature to the ore bodies. By 1914, with a drop in the world price of silver, the mines shut down and the town was abandoned.

A YUKON INTRODUCTION:
Come to a restorative, magical place where time stands still and light transforms the landscape. Simply put, the Yukon is beyond the Imagination. Where nature's finest hour lasts forever and the spirit of northern people lives in their stories and their smiles. You've never seen streams so clear or sunsets so radiant. You can't imagine such a bounty of wildlife or so many friendly characters.