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Michael Allen

June 26, 2000 09:27AM

If you ride the train one way, from Cananda to Skagway, you clear US customs at Skagway. They even have a neat steam locomotive entry stamp for your passport. I don't know where you clear customs, entering Canada, although the highway border crossing is about 50 feet from the Fraser station. Most hikers walk from the US into Canada, along the Chilcoot pass trail, and return by train, so there may not be much one way traffic into Canada. John Bush could tell us, I suppose.

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Customs on the WP&Y	Tom Fisher	June 25, 2000 11:11PM
Re: Customs on the WP&Y	Art Chase	June 26, 2000 01:02AM
Re: Customs on the WP&Y	Michael Allen	June 26, 2000 09:27AM
Re: Customs on the WP&Y	John Bush	June 26, 2000 12:18PM
Re: Customs on the WP&Y	Brian Norden	June 26, 2000 10:26PM
Re: Customs on the WP&Y	Tim Bain	June 27, 2000 03:49AM

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