Any Road Information Burwash to Beaver Creek, Yt<

Haven't driven it yet this year; last September it was in better than usual condition. But now spring is here and the highway crumbles a bit as the frost thaws under the highway.

That section has frost heaves throughout.

As with the rest of the Alaska Highway, it will also have broken pavement/asphalt in places. Crews patch holes but with increased heavy traffic the road is subject to much abuse and any weakness breaks up.

Plan a slow drive through there. We usually plan four hours for the 100 miles between Burwash and Beaver Creek when towing the fifth wheel.

In my car, it's a faster drive as the frost heaves make an interesting roller coaster ride. For the truck & fifth wheel, the truck is up, the trailer is down then they rattle themselves the other way.

Between Whitehorse and Haines Junction there are some very rough patches that are a slow go even with my car as the heaves are sharp and it is very easy to bottom out the front shocks. The spots are well-marked. Do pay attention to the flags and SLOW down.