Traveling the ALCAN in Winter
My wife and I have traveled the ALCAN several times in the summer and twice by auto in the winter, but never in an RV in the winter. Our plan is to leave Alaska in early October and return in January...
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FYI- Trackrig attended high school in Nenana, back before I moved there in 1976. The weather there, like many places, seems to run in cycles. Somewhat like the hurricanes do here. Here they appear to be on a 33 year cycle, give or take. The mid 70s were super cold through out the Interior of Alaska. Would be interesting to understand the weather cycles that led to the previous ice ages in North America, with glaciers as far south as Kansas.
I have heard people say that after -40 F, it doesn't matter, but I disagree with them. -70f is about impossible to dress warm enough to be outside for any length of time, IMHO. RVing in Northern Canada and the Interior of Alaska in the winter, just never appealed to me. LOL we usually parked our RVs at the end of September and got out the winter toys.
I have heard people say that after -40 F, it doesn't matter, but I disagree with them. -70f is about impossible to dress warm enough to be outside for any length of time, IMHO. RVing in Northern Canada and the Interior of Alaska in the winter, just never appealed to me. LOL we usually parked our RVs at the end of September and got out the winter toys.
