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Issue 46 | July/August 2005

Issue 46 | July/August 2005

- Road Trips ‘05
- Feeling Alive on New Zealand’s 35
- The Dominion of OH!
- Hard Road to Siberia

This issue features Road Trips 2005, South Dakota to Australia, Morocco to Croatia, we hop in our cars and on our bikes in search of the classic road trip, plus much more.

FEATURES

24_THE END OF THE ROAD
New Zealand’s remote Eastland province on the North Island has been the heartland of the country’s Maori peoples for centuries. Driving the spectacular coastal scenery of Highway 35, past small villages, wild horses and verdant green mountains, is a road trip of discovery.
STORY: EDWARD WILKINSON-LATHAM + PHOTOS: MARINA DEMPSTER

36_THE DOMINION OF OH!
Bathed on the edge-of -the-planet radiance that is the Yukon summer, our road trippers forge ever northward, through Whitehorse, then Dawson and along the Dempster Highway. Great vistas appear like mirages and the road itself merges with the landscape - it’s the last road to the Yukon’s first fire.
STORY: LARRY FROLICK

49_THE OPEN ROAD
From South Dakota to Australia, Morocco to Croatia, we hop in our cars and on our bikes in search of the classic road trip.

DEPARTMENTS

09_TRIPPING
HARD ROAD TO SIBERIA
First-time expedition traveller Tim Harvey has learned to see the upside of adversity.

12_COMIX
Welcome to My Country: Yukon

14_SOFT MACHINE
FIRST AID TO GO
You don’t have to be an experienced wilderness pro to survive, but it helps to learn to think like one.

17_FIELD NOTES
HIMALAYAN VIBRATIONS
A spiritual road trip through Bhutan.

24_MEC’S THE TRAVELLER’S EDGE
TIPS + IDEAS TO GO

46_GOIN’ HARD
JUNGLE BOOGIE
Michael de Jong is connecting Belize’s Mayan temples in a new seven-day cycling odyssey.

61_CULTURE
Cue music, turn on ignition, press play - summer tunes for the road.

74_WRIGHT OF WAY
BORN TO BE ALMOST WILD
Five days on a Harley and Ian discovers his inner biker.
RESOURCES

62_BACKPACKERS BUZZ
Travel news and updates from Hostelling International Alberta and British Columbia