Perched along the remote Dempster Highway, Eagle Plains Service Station is a lifeline for travelers navigating the vast wilderness between Dawson City, Yukon and Inuvik, Northwest Territories. It’s the only fuel stop for over 360 kilometers and offers a mechanic shop, hotel, and restaurant.
In a region where road conditions and weather can change in an instant, this outpost is more than a pit stop—it’s survival infrastructure. Built in the 1970s to support oil and gas exploration, Eagle Plains remains a critical part of the northern travel experience.
Title: Eagle Plains Service Station
Location: Yukon
Year Photographed: 2019
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