Winter RV'ing in Northern NWT/Yukon
I am looking for ways to power an RV for several weeks/months during the winter in the northern half of the Northwest Territories or Yukon. Assuming the RV is parked most of this period, most of the p...
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But I also greatly admire your sense of adventure and I would absolutely do something similar if afforded the time and opportunity to.
However, it wouldn't be in a RV, would have to be a decent cabin and enough time to lay up enough firewood (although cutting wood sure warms you up when it's -20 out as long as it's dry...) and supplies combined with a good snomachine and all the means of foot transportation, sno shoes, xc skis. Not much to do up there in the winter though, would have to try my hand at trapping or something. Cabin fever is the real deal when you don't see the sun for 2 months and 0 degrees is a heat wave!
However, it wouldn't be in a RV, would have to be a decent cabin and enough time to lay up enough firewood (although cutting wood sure warms you up when it's -20 out as long as it's dry...) and supplies combined with a good snomachine and all the means of foot transportation, sno shoes, xc skis. Not much to do up there in the winter though, would have to try my hand at trapping or something. Cabin fever is the real deal when you don't see the sun for 2 months and 0 degrees is a heat wave!
