Haines Junction, Canada - The view from the seaplane is impressive. Icefields extend into the distance along with furrowed plains and snow-capped mountains.
The few clouds in the dark blue sky are no match for the sun's rays that cause the ice in Kluane National Park in Canada's Yukon to glisten.
The sun also makes sure that Canada's highest peak, Mount Logan, situated on the horizon, is set in the right light.
Mount Logan is 5,959 metres high and is the second highest mountain in North America after Mount McKinley in Alaska. Europe's Alps seem almost like a mid-size mountain range by comparison.
But looked at from a small airplane, Mount Logan is not as imposing as some peaks in the Alps.