German Traces in the Territories
The Caribou Crossing Coffee
![Caribou Crossing Coffee The Caribou Crossing Coffee in Carcross](/resources/files/jpg907/caribou_002_teaser-formatkey-jpg-w320m.jpg)
In the summer, the train from Skagway, Alaska stops at the Carcross train station. Several buses take cruise passengers and tourists to the small village of the First Nations communities: Tagish and Tlingit. There, Heike's apple pie, based on her mother’s recipe, does not only attract German tourists.
When Heike Graf, as a single mother, opened her café in 2012, she fulfilled a lifelong dream. In Carcross, a small village of 300 souls, situated on a large sandy beach and surrounded by mountains, no café existed where she and her child could meet their friends for a cappuccino and a piece of cake. When the architect of the Carcross Commons, Antonio Zedda asked her if she could imagine opening a café in the Commons in 2010, Heike was thrilled.
Caribou Crossing Coffee
Carcross Commons po 219,
YT Y0B 1B0 Carcross