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cross21114
Jun 30, 2020Explorer
I did Alaska in 2005 in a truck camper pulling a little box trailer so I had everything I needed, including an inflatible boat. Other than 1 week in Alaska when my wife flew up, it just just me and my dog.
Last year, my wife and I (also a dog) made the same trip in our Class C. Much more comfortable. Since we towed a 4 wheel drive SUV we could access everything I was able to in the pickup in 2005.
We experienced no damage to our rig, except 2 windshield chips - one in Wyoming in a construction zone and one on the SUV driving on the Seward Highway.
Just take it slow and agree with other advice to slow down and move as far right as possible when trucks and other rvs are coming the other direction.
Great trip - you will really enjoy it.
Last year, my wife and I (also a dog) made the same trip in our Class C. Much more comfortable. Since we towed a 4 wheel drive SUV we could access everything I was able to in the pickup in 2005.
We experienced no damage to our rig, except 2 windshield chips - one in Wyoming in a construction zone and one on the SUV driving on the Seward Highway.
Just take it slow and agree with other advice to slow down and move as far right as possible when trucks and other rvs are coming the other direction.
Great trip - you will really enjoy it.
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