@@gzahnd pretty sure she's referring to the Dempster highway in general - which was opened in the 1960's and only the Inuvik to Tuk section opened in 2017.
LOL Kevin's face recounting the tales from the ferry was a picture . Good job ! We await each new episode with baited breath . You all have stolen a special place in our hearts . Safe travels and happy memories . Fattrucker
I lived in Alaska for 37 years, seeing that crappy weather reminds me of it, snow isn't far behind the rain, for the next 8 months. Glad to be in arizona now. That ride on the ferry across the river reminded me of the ferry across the Yukon by Dawson City. Thanks for the adventure...
Nice to have someone to share your adventure with. It's a bit of a drag doing a trip like this by yourself. Thanks for sharing it with us. I may get there if the covid lockdown ever get's lifted. Not holding my breath.
Woohoo you made it !!!! Looks like so much fun ! We all appreciate the videos and time you put into them , it takes alot of work to do that . Looking forward to the next one !!!
Thank you for your fantastic Videos and for the Insperation you guys giving me. Thats exactelley what i want to do as soon as our Kids are old enough. Keep up the awesome Work!!! Greetings from Switzerland!!
I had to Google the place, to get an idea of where you guys were heading. I'm taken back... amazing, you are right, I should and I will go there. Watching your videos, makes me realize I'm not prepared yet. Maybe next year, but I'll stay local in the lower 48s/Midwest and west coast first to gain some experience in overlanding. Thank you, for great videos and taking me/us along your journey with your family. AMAZING!
Great to see the other side of the Dempster in the summer. I went solo up to Tuk’ in winter on the ice road so your trip brings good memories as well as a different weather
Did this trip in July 2018 with my GX470 and trailer, a friend in his JLUR and trailer and a friend in a LX. We had to wait at Eagles Nest for about 16 for the road going south because of a washout. Cant wait to go back
I've been watching these like it was a Hollywood movie...so inspiring, relaxing......can't wait to do my own family trip up to the Arctic. 2 years.....
Wow! Amazing! Thanks for the video! I did a 12.000 KM loop with the same destination, in a solo motorcycle adventure. Unfortunates for me, funds where dry at Whitehorse and it forced me to come back. Congrats! Love your channel!
Hi folks from a wintery UK ! Congrats on reaching the Arctic Ocean in your very cool rig. Loving your cinematography especially the drone shots, wow. Think your adorable daughter is so cool as well what a wonderful experience for her. Thanks so much for sharing your adventure.
One seriously epic journey, truly a trip of a lifetime and looks like the 4Runner and Turtle Back trailer have weathered the miles just fine. A different world up there above the 66th parallel!
Thank you for another great video, loved it when your daughter was making faces in her car seat while the two of you were filming. Can't wait to see the next episode. Cheers
Beautiful. Been on bucket list for 5 yrs. Few months ago decided that'd be my next trip. Building my Jeep & trailer to get there. Idk how many there will be but convoy is planned for June 2020 👍. Alot closer starting point for us here in Alberta.
Breathtaking!! Possibly have seen some of this area. On ice road truckers, but of course was covered in snow and ice. Totally awesome stay safe and keep on keeping on!!
Congrats. Such a great accomplishment. Thanks for taking us along. Hope to drive from Phoenix to Tuk in 2 years after retiring from 40+ years as a pilot. Already been planning, so it's been fun to follow along my my maps and take some notes. The series has been so inspiring. Keep it up.
I hope you guys have a safe and amazing journey! I'm sure you guys try to take in the sights and beauty nature and your trips have to offer but keep the videos coming!! I LOVE watching your videos and I go on and on talking about your trips and adventures to my Girlfriend and showing her your videos to 1 day be able to get out and live life as you guys are! God bless!
This is definitely on my bucket list. I have been half way through Dalton a week back.. Dempster is on my to do list so I can straight away drive to the Arctic Ocean, unlike the Alaska part where you have to take a tour for the last few miles through the private property! :)
Okay, your adventure has inspired me to put this on my bucket list. Instead of just the western Canadian provinces, I want to drive to the Arctic Ocean. It will probably be when we retire, but that's only 6 or 7 years away. God Bless!
What amazed me were the number of bikers on the trek to the Ocean. Probably 1/4 of all vehicles were bikes (either single or in threes). P.S. That teardrop you saw at the Fort McPherson ferry is identical to mine, but wasn't me! :) That leapfrogging camaraderie is the same thing I felt while on the trip.
This is my first time seeing your Video. And I really LOVED it. Thanks for sharing your Awesom video. LOVE FROM NEPAL🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵A COUNTRY OF MOUNT EVEREST 🇳🇵🇳🇵🗻🗻
From the look of the ‘Arctic Ocean’ sign, it looks like you went up in 2018. I’ve gone up twice in 2018 and 2019. They’ve changed the point where the Arctic Ocean sign is. You can no longer park/camp at the point. They’ve built up a small RV campground of about 6 sites on the Arctic side of the road leading to the circle going up to the sign. They are trying to use the revenue of the campground for improvements at the point. They are charging about $63CAD to camp there. In 2018 I was able to camp on the point not too far from the ‘Arctic Ocean’ sign.
That was a great video great scenery beautiful country I wish I made it there when I was up in the Yukon but never did looking forward to your drive back through Alaska should be interesting. 👍👍🇨🇦
Great rig and great video. suspect tire pressures for thos conditions. How did the rubber hold up, very hard on tires up there. The north was home for many years and this brought back a lot of memories. I had a crew in Tuk and we did harbor soundings. They have a comunal raindeer underground meat locker and they were kind enough to share a large rain deer roast for the crew. It was awesome. sorry bambi folks. Thank again for share the arctic trip with your wonderful family.
Great video!!!! Wanted to mention how great I think it is that both of you share the driving as it seems so many couples on the road leave all driving to one person. I always wonder, and occasionally shake my head, what happens if/when the "driver" is unable to drive and their partner is totally overwhelmed and underprepared ...
Sarah actually does 98% of the driving for several reasons. Primarily because she doesn't like running the camera and loves driving the rig! Thanks for watching!
I saw this video a few years ago washing a vehicle by pumping water from the lake. I thought it’s a cool idea. Good thing I came across it again. Where did you get the pump and what’s the name of it? Thanks for sharing this videos. It gives us an idea what to expect for driving to Arctic Ocean since it’s in our bucket list.
3 1/2 hours of dark, wow, are yall able to adjust well enough? I worked on a cruise ship for a little while as an Audio Engineer and anytime I was allowed to go to the Bridge I was in awe! An absolutely amazing adventure!
Hey Griffin, actually we didn't adjust very well at all. Our sleep schedule was really random, sometimes going to bed at 2:00 AM and getting up at 1:00 PM.
That was AWESOME! Always so impressed with the video, editing and the commentary. Just amazing. With that said...I'm going to have to stop watching. With each episode I'm becoming more and more jealous. Hey, it rained in Phoenix the other day. We have some "weather" too. Safe travels, and I look forward to enjoying it as well. Thanks again.
I loved the ending shot! I’m a little biased though because I have my own sweet little blonde girl. Thanks for sharing the adventure, and keep up the good work!
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Finally... we made it to the Arctic Ocean! And we're just getting started... Join our support community at www.patreon.com/lifestyleoverland for more!
@Kyle Churness Oh so much more to come...
@Whoflung Pooh It's a 2014 Trail Edition. The whole setup weighs 10,087 lbs. We got 11.4 mpg on the whole northern adventure.
@Whoflung Pooh And no... We are not sponsored! But thanks for the support!
I'm a Canadian woman...72 now. I hitchhiked this highway when I was about 23yrs!!
I bet you have some stories to tell!
Layne Goldsmith wow
nice you have a story to tell your grand kids!! long live to Canada beautiful country
That's amazing since they opened it last autumn. Did you do it in the winter when that was the only way to drive to Tuk?
@@gzahnd pretty sure she's referring to the Dempster highway in general - which was opened in the 1960's and only the Inuvik to Tuk section opened in 2017.
Congrats & thanks for letting us ride along! 🥾🏔🇨🇦❤️
Very very nice. Life with nature. This is the best you can show your child!
Peaceful ‘art’ you guys have, and it’s the way you live your life. Great memories for your family. Nice job!
You three are having a wonderful adventure, with memories for a lifetime. Enjoy!
Living... Others, we just exist. Thank you for inspiring people!
The most beautiful video uploaded to TH-cam
. EVER .This is my opinion . thank you .
LOL Kevin's face recounting the tales from the ferry was a picture .
Good job !
We await each new episode with baited breath . You all have stolen a special place in our hearts .
Safe travels and happy memories .
Fattrucker
I lived in Alaska for 37 years, seeing that crappy weather reminds me of it, snow isn't far behind the rain, for the next 8 months. Glad to be in arizona now. That ride on the ferry across the river reminded me of the ferry across the Yukon by Dawson City. Thanks for the adventure...
Amazing trip. Thanks for letting us ( viewers ) tag along.
Thank you guys for taking us along!
Nice to have someone to share your adventure with. It's a bit of a drag doing a trip like this by yourself. Thanks for sharing it with us. I may get there if the covid lockdown ever get's lifted. Not holding my breath.
Woohoo you made it !!!! Looks like so much fun ! We all appreciate the videos and time you put into them , it takes alot of work to do that . Looking forward to the next one !!!
Thank you for your fantastic Videos and for the Insperation you guys giving me. Thats exactelley what i want to do as soon as our Kids are old enough. Keep up the awesome Work!!! Greetings from Switzerland!!
Congrats guys!!! Amazing. Woke up this morning to the video and I woke up my wife and said “they made it, they made it!”
I had to Google the place, to get an idea of where you guys were heading. I'm taken back... amazing, you are right, I should and I will go there. Watching your videos, makes me realize I'm not prepared yet. Maybe next year, but I'll stay local in the lower 48s/Midwest and west coast first to gain some experience in overlanding. Thank you, for great videos and taking me/us along your journey with your family. AMAZING!
Congratulations on reaching your destination! Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Great to see the other side of the Dempster in the summer. I went solo up to Tuk’ in winter on the ice road so your trip brings good memories as well as a different weather
Simply loving the shots from different angles.. lovely editing and lovely shot video!!
the documentation is very good. it will remind us of previous adventures. one day, I hope to be adventurous like you.
What an adventure!!! Thanks for sharing it with us.
Did this trip in July 2018 with my GX470 and trailer, a friend in his JLUR and trailer and a friend in a LX. We had to wait at Eagles Nest for about 16 for the road going south because of a washout. Cant wait to go back
What else can I say but AMAZING! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
I've been watching these like it was a Hollywood movie...so inspiring, relaxing......can't wait to do my own family trip up to the Arctic. 2 years.....
You have a very legitimate talent for producing these kinds of videos. Very well done in so many ways. And I do hope there is more to come.
Wow! Amazing! Thanks for the video! I did a 12.000 KM loop with the same destination, in a solo motorcycle adventure. Unfortunates for me, funds where dry at Whitehorse and it forced me to come back. Congrats! Love your channel!
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Hi folks from a wintery UK ! Congrats on reaching the Arctic Ocean in your very cool rig. Loving your cinematography especially the drone shots, wow. Think your adorable daughter is so cool as well what a wonderful experience for her. Thanks so much for sharing your adventure.
Just love this serie. Thank you for filming. Love the water pump idea.
One seriously epic journey, truly a trip of a lifetime and looks like the 4Runner and Turtle Back trailer have weathered the miles just fine. A different world up there above the 66th parallel!
awesome scenery I rode my motorcycle to Inuvick in 1993 and flew to Tuk. no road back then
This is one of my favorite episodes! It takes me to my "happy place". The song selections for the video footage are awesome! Thank you!
Thanks for sharing y’alls travels.
That was beautiful going up there. Thanks for sharing. Loved it!
You made it! I have really enjoyed watching chapter 1 of your journey to Tuk and look forward to see what’s next.
Did the Dempster Hwy in July with our Aliner and Tacoma Sport. Mud, rain, bugs. What a ride!! Would like to do it again.
Very cool trip, thanks for taking the hours it takes to video, edit and post. Hats off to you guys.
Thank you for another great video, loved it when your daughter was making faces in her car seat while the two of you were filming. Can't wait to see the next episode. Cheers
Ahahaha! Right?! What a stinker!
Seriously cool guys! How amazing it must have felt to roll into Tuk and have 'made it'!
Thanks! It was such an incredible feeling to make it there!
Love It! Great family! Great editing! Great adventure! Thank you!
That Land Rover Defender D90 at 9:43 though…Is one sweet rig.
JulietBravo628 yesss
Lovely video. Gives a feeling of seen a movie!! Excellent cinematography with good editing!!.Subramanian from Chennai,India
Your content is so genuine and well done! Prayers for you guys along your journey!
Love it thank you and your family for the adventures love the scenery up there safe travels
Thanks for watching!
I'm trying to get everything worked out to where I can go to the Expo I would really like to meet you and your family
Really great adventure, spending time with the captain had to be awesome 👍
Jason
Man, it was so awesome! Thanks for watching, Jason!
Wow...thank you for the drone shots....they are AWESOME (419, etc)....peace...
Beautiful. Been on bucket list for 5 yrs. Few months ago decided that'd be my next trip. Building my Jeep & trailer to get there. Idk how many there will be but convoy is planned for June 2020 👍. Alot closer starting point for us here in Alberta.
아름다운 여행입니다. 저는 한국에서 여러분들에 비디오를 같은 마음으로 시청하고 있습니다. 말로 표현할 수 없는 경이로운 경관을 편안히 앉아서 느끼는것 같아 미안한 마음도 있습니다. ^^ .. 앞으로도 안전한 여행 기원 합니다.
Another amazing video! Tuktoyuktuk seems like such a quaint and peaceful town!
Hey Josh, Tuk was such an awesome place. The next episode will dive deeper into the people, culture, and history. Loved spending time there!
Great video. Thanks for sharing the adventure with us!
So awesome that you made it...
Breathtaking!! Possibly have seen some of this area. On ice road truckers, but of course was covered in snow and ice. Totally awesome stay safe and keep on keeping on!!
Congrats. Such a great accomplishment. Thanks for taking us along. Hope to drive from Phoenix to Tuk in 2 years after retiring from 40+ years as a pilot. Already been planning, so it's been fun to follow along my my maps and take some notes. The series has been so inspiring. Keep it up.
Beautiful trip been enjoying your videos trekking across Canada leading to the Artic Circle, great job you guys are great beautiful family.
Wow that was pretty awesome !! God bless for sharing something so awesome. This is living for sure. I'll be watching for more
I hope you guys have a safe and amazing journey! I'm sure you guys try to take in the sights and beauty nature and your trips have to offer but keep the videos coming!! I LOVE watching your videos and I go on and on talking about your trips and adventures to my Girlfriend and showing her your videos to 1 day be able to get out and live life as you guys are! God bless!
This is definitely on my bucket list. I have been half way through Dalton a week back.. Dempster is on my to do list so I can straight away drive to the Arctic Ocean, unlike the Alaska part where you have to take a tour for the last few miles through the private property! :)
Thanks for another chat around the fire!
What a great adventure can't wait for the next vids. Keep up the great documentation of your travels.
Okay, your adventure has inspired me to put this on my bucket list. Instead of just the western Canadian provinces, I want to drive to the Arctic Ocean. It will probably be when we retire, but that's only 6 or 7 years away. God Bless!
Epic. Your journey is really inspirational. I really admire your heart, passion, and outlook. Best family on TH-cam.
What amazed me were the number of bikers on the trek to the Ocean. Probably 1/4 of all vehicles were bikes (either single or in threes). P.S. That teardrop you saw at the Fort McPherson ferry is identical to mine, but wasn't me! :) That leapfrogging camaraderie is the same thing I felt while on the trip.
This is my first time seeing your Video. And I really LOVED it.
Thanks for sharing your Awesom video.
LOVE FROM NEPAL🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵A COUNTRY OF MOUNT EVEREST 🇳🇵🇳🇵🗻🗻
From the look of the ‘Arctic Ocean’ sign, it looks like you went up in 2018. I’ve gone up twice in 2018 and 2019. They’ve changed the point where the Arctic Ocean sign is. You can no longer park/camp at the point. They’ve built up a small RV campground of about 6 sites on the Arctic side of the road leading to the circle going up to the sign. They are trying to use the revenue of the campground for improvements at the point. They are charging about $63CAD to camp there.
In 2018 I was able to camp on the point not too far from the ‘Arctic Ocean’ sign.
You both have a great smile
Wonderful! i can't wait to make this very trip. All i have to do is finish my rig and i'm on my way!
It was nice to meet you this weekend! Hope to ride with you again someday.
That drone shoot is epic!
what an amazing experience for all of you
thank you guys I always wanted to see the arctic ocean and this videos is one of the best
So Awesome. Congratulations.
Awesome video as always guys!! Glad you guys hit your first major waypoint. Can't wait to see what's next.
Thanks, Alex! This one had me choked up on the editing side!
@@LifestyleOverland I completely understand that! I'm learning to really enjoy the editing because it's a chance to relive the moments.
An "artistic" overlanding video, nice for a change and excellent editing.
That was a great video great scenery beautiful country I wish I made it there when I was up in the Yukon but never did looking forward to your drive back through Alaska should be interesting. 👍👍🇨🇦
I enjoy it all . thanx for sharing
Great rig and great video. suspect tire pressures for thos conditions. How did the rubber hold up, very hard on tires up there.
The north was home for many years and this brought back a lot of memories. I had a crew in Tuk and we did harbor soundings. They have a comunal raindeer underground meat locker and they were kind enough to share a large rain deer roast for the crew. It was awesome. sorry bambi folks. Thank again for share the arctic trip with your wonderful family.
Awesome vid!!! Loved the cinematography! Thanks for taking us along!!
Couldn't have said it better myself! Thanks.
Thanks so much!
Great video!!!! Wanted to mention how great I think it is that both of you share the driving as it seems so many couples on the road leave all driving to one person. I always wonder, and occasionally shake my head, what happens if/when the "driver" is unable to drive and their partner is totally overwhelmed and underprepared ...
Sarah actually does 98% of the driving for several reasons. Primarily because she doesn't like running the camera and loves driving the rig! Thanks for watching!
I saw this video a few years ago washing a vehicle by pumping water from the lake. I thought it’s a cool idea. Good thing I came across it again. Where did you get the pump and what’s the name of it? Thanks for sharing this videos. It gives us an idea what to expect for driving to Arctic Ocean since it’s in our bucket list.
Amazing just simply amazing.
If you find your way through Grande Prairie again let me know would love to buy you guys dinner!
Thanks! And will do!
Congratulations on hitting this milestone!
Thanks so much!
Just mapped from my house to your location, over 4,600 hundred miles, that is a drive, I thought driving to California was a drive. Enjoy.
Just started watching ... love ur videos and music.
It's a amazing trip .... wish u guys the best !!!
Welcome to the channel! Glad you're enjoying the story!
awesome awesome awesome. I always enjoy your shows. What an adventure
Y'all ever see the video of the guy that drove that Corvette up there? It did pretty good
3 1/2 hours of dark, wow, are yall able to adjust well enough?
I worked on a cruise ship for a little while as an Audio Engineer and anytime I was allowed to go to the Bridge I was in awe!
An absolutely amazing adventure!
Hey Griffin, actually we didn't adjust very well at all. Our sleep schedule was really random, sometimes going to bed at 2:00 AM and getting up at 1:00 PM.
@@LifestyleOverland rough!
I like you guys, i am trying to do this with my allroads😘😘
To train them for the harsh conditions
What a remarkable experience for all of you! I can't help but wonder what that country will look like when Caroline is old enough to drive there...
Hi another great video congratulations on your milestone well done thanks for letting me travel with you told you i would not be a problem 👍😁
Awesome! Watching from East Africa Nairobi Kenya.
Thanks for watching, Andrea!
That was AWESOME! Always so impressed with the video, editing and the commentary. Just amazing. With that said...I'm going to have to stop watching. With each episode I'm becoming more and more jealous. Hey, it rained in Phoenix the other day. We have some "weather" too. Safe travels, and I look forward to enjoying it as well. Thanks again.
That group on the second ferry (Rover? and Tacoma) I met in Issaquah WA when I lived there.
Arctic plunge...we’ll played!
Yep...love Ur vids!
Wow...lucky you guys 👍
Nice landscape 😲😍
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Awesome video enjoyed it you guys enjoy your journey. But most of all be safe.☕️🍩🍂
This is my dream, good luck have fun😍🤗
What a great video ,, hope someday I drive like you guys
I loved the ending shot! I’m a little biased though because I have my own sweet little blonde girl. Thanks for sharing the adventure, and keep up the good work!