Roll Call Alaska 2014
Anyone traveling to Alaska in 2014? We ,my wife and I, are planning a trip and was wondering if anyone is planning on going in 2014 also. Would go this year, except we have two weddings to go to in...
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Agreed that September and October are nice times to see the north. Bugs are pretty much gone, fall colors are awesome, northern lights start moving some nights, light traffic, and so on and so on.
If you're comfy winging it for your overnight stops, you'll be fine. Most Yukon gov't campgrounds keep the gates open until the snow flies. Last year that was November.
We camped through Yukon in December twice in a Class C when visiting my father for Christmas. Did just fine, despite temps to -40 both trips.
December 1998 - http://yukonsights.ca/19981212_AlaskaHwy.html
December 2001 - http://yukonsights.ca/20011215_AlaskaHwy.html
This is October 10, 2013, with elk sharing the highway with an RV
http://yukonsights.ca/20131010_Elk.html
Early October is also a good time to see the swans migrating south
http://yukonsights.ca/20131002_Swans.html
If it's warm enough for the swans, it must be fine for RVers?
If you're comfy winging it for your overnight stops, you'll be fine. Most Yukon gov't campgrounds keep the gates open until the snow flies. Last year that was November.
We camped through Yukon in December twice in a Class C when visiting my father for Christmas. Did just fine, despite temps to -40 both trips.
December 1998 - http://yukonsights.ca/19981212_AlaskaHwy.html
December 2001 - http://yukonsights.ca/20011215_AlaskaHwy.html
This is October 10, 2013, with elk sharing the highway with an RV
http://yukonsights.ca/20131010_Elk.html
Early October is also a good time to see the swans migrating south
http://yukonsights.ca/20131002_Swans.html
If it's warm enough for the swans, it must be fine for RVers?
