Traveling in AK, BC, and AB in September
We are leaving for Alaska from NC July 8. We plan on spending all of July through mid-August in SE Alaska before heading north to Alaska mainland. I expect us to be heading south into Canada sometime ...
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You may want to consider a generator if dry camping in a location for more than a couple of nights at a time. In Alberta, by mid-Sept it is getting dark earlier (meaning using lights by 6 PM) and night temps are typically at or near freezing (32F) so your furnace will be your biggest battery drain. Taking extra blankets to reduce your furnace use would be my suggestion.
