Looking for motorhome to travel to Alaska suggestions?

I'm going to assume you'll be traveling north in the summer months and not the middle of winter???

Get one with slides - be comfortable. But, you should get one you can use with the slides closed if need be. By that I mean you need to be able to use the kitchen, use the bathroom and use the bedroom without any problems. We leave our slides in more when it's very hot out for better cooling, but have left them in at night when it's cold.

The interior of Canada and Alaska can be very warm during the summer months. Make sure you get a MH with two good working 15K air conditioners and a good dash air conditioner.

Bill

Do you plan on being in Alaska during the winter?

I really wouldn't advise that.

there really isn't a coach built with the insulation required for -40 degree temps.

we've done a couple nights in the 20s and our furness runs full time.