It’s a rather famous hike up in Yukon, Canada, where you have to travel on foot through a twenty mile-long canyon, to emerge at night into a bowl-shaped canyon bowl that has an incredible view of the northern sky, and if you count them all, you can see over one million stars. You know, if it’s not cloudy. But then you have to march twenty miles back, in the dark, or you have to camp out in the bowl canyon, where (quite famously) there are no good spots to camp because of all the rocks and no flat spots big enough for tents or sleeping, and the bottom of the bowl is an icy swamp.
It’s a rather famous hike up in Yukon, Canada, where you have to travel on foot through a twenty mile-long canyon, to emerge at night into a bowl-shaped canyon bowl that has an incredible view of the northern sky, and if you count them all, you can see over one million stars. You know, if it’s not cloudy. But then you have to march twenty miles back, in the dark, or you have to camp out in the bowl canyon, where (quite famously) there are no good spots to camp because of all the rocks and no flat spots big enough for tents or sleeping, and the bottom of the bowl is an icy swamp.