During this event, order was maintained by the police commissioner Sam Steele, who enforced a rule requiring participants in this event to bring a certain amount of supplies. Lake Lindeman and Lake Bennett were important waterways used for transportation during this event, while a land route used during this event was nicknamed the "deadhorse trail". This event was sparked by a discovery made by Skookum Jim. Participants in this event often arrived via Skagway and had to
During this event, order was maintained by the police commissioner Sam Steele, who enforced a rule requiring participants in this event to bring a certain amount of supplies. Lake Lindeman and Lake Bennett were important waterways used for transportation during this event, while a land route used during this event was nicknamed the "deadhorse trail". This event was sparked by a discovery made by Skookum Jim. Participants in this event often arrived via Skagway and had to navigate the Whitehorse and Five Finger rapids on their way to Dawson City, where they would stake a claim and prospect for precious metals. For ten points, name this late 19th century gold rush in northwestern Canada.
During this event, order was maintained by the police commissioner Sam Steele, who enforced a rule requiring participants in this event to bring a certain amount of supplies.
{Klondike} Gold Rush [accept: {Yukon Gold Rush}; {don't require} “{gold rush}” as part of the answer after it is mentioned]