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Gravel roads where even 10 mph is too fast, just awful. Summer 2024.

The hwy had been closed due to wildfires, but may be back open in the Fort Nelson area with a pilot vehicle to follow. Check websites/apps for updates before you plan on traveling to Alaska. www.drivebc.ca/ Thank you for watching and supporting my channel. ❤I appreciate it!

enjoyed your video, thanks

What kind of vehicle are you in? We are interested in going and want to use something reliable/comfortable. Great footage ❤

Thinking about doing this drive with a Subaru Outback. Would such a vehicle be suitable?

Great video. Thank you. Very informative. Beautiful nature all the way.

that explanation about garmin, made me stop watching...

I'm from Whitehorse, Yukon. A great travel video my dear. Been to Alaska many times to visit friends and hockey tournaments in the winter. Northerners rule!

Discovered your video by accident. Of all the Alaska/Canada videos I've watched, and I'd easily say hundreds, you by far have the most appealing. Just enough talking to make it interesting. We've been to Alaska 5 times. Your work is a real treat.

Good video

There is an idiot degenerate pedophile from Seattle Washington claiming to be an Alaskan by the name Chuke with channel called Chukes outdoor adventures with videos claiming Alaskan Moose and bears are weak little animals that everyone hunts with 9mm and weak 10 mm handguns. The creep is an ex con out of Seattle Washington with a child molesting pedophilia addiction and is known to go to the Alaska club or schools to drop his pants to expose himself.

The real hero is your little furball barking away the big bad mooses!

It's a great idea to have this video. Other states should have these types of videos, especially Montana and Colorado.

That guy was an idiot! Fortunate for him he’s alive.

Thank you for watching my video and supporting my channel. Super appreciate it! ❤

Loved your video - it was helpful - thanks

June was perfect for this adventure for us. Always light out most of the way. It’s a great highway and everything I’d hoped it would be. Great video.

Thanks for yours nice video, appreciated. Very informative for beginners. If you allow me, One more tip: never miss Liard river Hot spring, I hope you was been there…So beautiful place for the rest. Highly recommended!

Thank you so much. We learned a lot from this video. We have plans for 2025. Lynn and Danny

thankyou. Greeting from Istanbul Turkiye

Okay this a video ment for millennials. For starters i drove the Alcan back in the 90's gps was not what we used we used a map. It was paper and it folded up, but some people never learned how to fold let alone read one. A compass helps for some. Canada still has mile post markers, and if anyone reslly learned about the Alcan is the milepost towns. They were built for rest for travellers besides a safe place. I always stopped at the mom and pop places the food was better and service to.😊

The democrats and their politicians are trying to take the pfd away from the alaskans

Watching here in Saskatchewan 😊,,it's my dream to travel Alaska by land..

Wow, didnt know we had that level of socialism in the US like that dividend. Id have been against it if it was proposed today but it looks like it works really well actually, that's fascinating and weird how little that's mentioned in America especially when we had the UBI talks.

Hi from Alaska. I want to drive to Washington, but I'm broke 🥲 so just watching videos about the Alcan. Great vid! Edit: "let's keep wildlife wild" YESSSS, thank you!!

That was amazing info. Thank you

I'm doing it later this May unless something special comes up that I can't pass on. I can't wait. I'm in Southwest, Utah now in a small old town and have been on the road for 3 months after selling my East, TX lawncare business after passing out due to the extreme heat index. I've met many people along this short 2 months and heard many stories. I've met amazing people on backpacking trails from Big Bend to Arches to the Grand Canyon. I've shared some beers with homeless people and spent a night around a campfire with astronomers. Life is short, you have to take risks and go outside your comfort zone, I'm only 32 but in these last 3 months I've learned I've only just started to live. Life is short, experience, empathy and knowledge in my short time experience this thing we call life are what truly matter. Edit: I'm a 2nd Amendment type and don't carry anymore. I wouldn't recommend picking up hitchhikers unless you can defend yourself. I've carried 4 hitchhikers in my life but that's because I was armed and has my pistol next to me seatbelt, I no longer do that. It's a risk you should be aware of. Chances are you'll be fine 99/100 times and all those people were interesting but one was definitely concerning. You should consider this before stopping for a hitchhiker, if you're alone it's your risk but if you have friends or family with you then you should consider how your decisions might effect them.

I drove this route twice; 1980 and then 81, many parts of the highway were not paved. Very beautiful scenery; rough ride sometimes....thanks this has been fun to watch.

Thanks so much! We plan to visit this year, and this was good perspective.

This video covers the drive from the north Washington Border, along the Alaska Highway through British Columbia (BC) and Yukon Territory in Canada to the town of Tok, Alaska - and also details the direction to get to the official end of the Alaska Highway in Delta Junction, which is a few hours from Tok. Thank you for keeping comments respectful. I put a lot of work into making this video from two previous trips through Canada.

Back in 1995, I hitchhiked alone up and down the highways in Alaska. Would probably no longer work today in this fearful society.

If l want to see the end of the Alaska Highway and drive to Delta Junction should l turn around get back on highway 1 going to Alaska or just keep on driving to Fairbanks and then Anchorage?

Thank you, I needed that. I plan on driving real soon.

I like this Ths

Thanks for doing this and bringing back some wonderful memories to this legally blind Old lady. Lived up North in BC and Yukon in my younger days. Take care and again thanks so much. Smiles from Mimi

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very good video , you said very enough and told us anything about all tips , thank you so much

Thank you for the tips on driving Alaska. Except for the weirdos and occasional angry bear, I have found the people of Alaska to be down to earth, friendly, and helpful.

Thank you for doing these vids! POV of a local! We did an 18 day road trip in Alaska last summer (2023) and it was the most amazing experience of my life! I have a playlist on my channel of our adventure!

This vid is highly informative! Nicely done! Thank you!!!

I appreciate your insight and honesty. Best of luck with your books! Very cool!

This video is wonderful and I like all the tips! Keep it up girl ✌️ @DiscoverySeekingDork

I am glad you are keeping it real 😢😮.

Love it

Neat

Alaska is a beautiful place to visit, but there are some things to consider before buying a House and calling it Home. Thank you for viewing my channel. I appreciate it. Stay tuned for info on buying a remote property, such as a cabin.

Did ya get any famous Canadian maple syrup?

Thanks for the tip video❤❤

Very interesting and informative

I got a Volkswagen Jetta base model and planning to drive it with a 1000 lb trailer hitched to it. What do you think about it? Are the roads too steep to pull camper by a regular sedan? Please share your advice