Figured since we have limited WiFi would due kind of an up-date on our movement North. Went from Ft Macleod, AB to Edmonton AB, then on over to Dawson Creek BC. Mile Post "O". Spent today seeing some really interesting things about how they built this road. Won't go into details since most of you have been through here many times. Took our picture at Zero "O" mile, saw the Alaskan Road House and the curving bridge. Will move on toward Ft Nelson tomorrow.Fuel price around $1.10 here (Gas). Staying at Mile "0" RV park. $37.00 per-night full hookups. Lots of sites.Not seen any Roll Call 2015 signs so everyone must be ahead of us already because we are not driving that fast. But we are watching for them.Be safe, enjoy your trip, honk if you do pass us.Dave/Lynn

We are taking off tomorrow morning at 8AM...god willingBeen planning this for so long it almost seems anti climatic.We have our Roll call sign in the rear window. Honk if we are driving... stop in for a beer if we are camped. Good travels

I think you'll find that you are pretty much breaking trail, Chopper. Okay fine...not exactly breaking trail, but there have been few if any posts from other folks with the .Net connection, and that really was the source for my comment.Gary Haupt

I don't know about "breaking trail", we've been seeing Southern plates for over a month in Grande Prairie, AB.

What an awesome place to be breaking trail. Everyone is friendly. The country is amazing. The history we are learning is just jaw dropping. Our heads are constantly turning.We have seen 3 wolves and one moose and watching for more.Heading out in the morning for another day of awesome views.Be safe..... try watching the road ever now and then.... just enjoy

Darryl&Rita wrote:I don't know about "breaking trail", we've been seeing Southern plates for over a month in Grande Prairie, AB.Even if we were the last ones in line, I feel like we are breaking tail. This is out first trip up here so everything we see and get to do is "New" to us. So yep, we'll call it breaking trail for our next trip if the good lord lets us.Be safe and watch out for us, we might be weaving down the road a little trying to see everything you guys take for granted.Dave/Lynn

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Chiefelectusn
Explorer
Jun 23, 2015
Drove the parks highway today south fron Denali Motel &RV park to Talkeetna.
Lots of road construction: and between the Denali Park entrance and 15 miles south of Cantwell be on the look out for dips, heaves, bumps that are unmarked. There is a 22.5 mile stretch that is being paved with 20- 30 minute waits.
sue_t
Explorer
Jun 15, 2015
A quick heads up tonight...the Parks Highway north of Anchorage (to Fairbanks) is CLOSED at mile 71 to mile 77 due to a wildfire. It has burned 500 acres and possibly up to 1,000 acres. It jumped the highway.

If you're planning to head from Anchorage to Fairbanks tomorrow (Monday, June 15), maybe rethink that plan.

If you're on facebook, keep up-to-date here Matanuska-Susitna Borough facebook page.

You can also check in with the Alaska State Troopers.

I expect this might put a crunch on the RV parks in the area too as many residents are having to evacuate.
Uma___Papa
Explorer
Jun 15, 2015
Stopped for the night at Haines Junction....Lucky they have WiFi and a great view of snow covered mountains.......we have yet to see anyone with a sign for 2015 either. If all goes well we will cross into Alaska tomorrow:B
trcgolf
Explorer
Jun 14, 2015
Doing laundry in Whitehorse.hi country rv park.
Klondike trail tomorrow
Really like Whitehorse
2lazy4U
Explorer
Jun 11, 2015
I was able to book a last minute place at Whitehorse (a B&B) - literally an hour before arrival. I'd decided I needed a shower (have been camping). I asked why it was empty (a very nice place) and they told me the price of gas had really hurt their business. Their prices were reasonable. I mentioned I thought gas was cheaper than last year, but they said it was still too high. When I got to AK, I asked the same Q at a similar place and they said biz was good (yet I was also able to book it last minute). I didn't see as many vehicles on the highways as I expected, but maybe it's normal to go many miles w/o seeing anyone else. Anyone see anything to report re. tourism numbers?
beeman1
Explorer
Jun 10, 2015
On my way from New Hampshire this morning. Hope to meet up with a few other wondering travelers.:B
Dog_Up
Explorer
Jun 09, 2015
My opinion as well. And that's about where the traffic ends as well for the most part. I tend to hurry to FT Nelson, then slow down and enjoy the trip.
2lazy4U
Explorer
Jun 09, 2015
IMO, the trip really doesn't get really good until you hit Pink Mountain or even Stone Mtn. I mean, it's beautiful up to there and very interesting, but that's when the magnitude of the whole Northern Rockies starts to hit.
trcgolf
Explorer
Jun 08, 2015
we underestimated the effect on limited connectivity would have on us.... keeping the family in the loop has been challenging.... we are outside Grand Prairie heading for Dawson Creek tomorrow. It will be a short drive day. Probably will only stay one night as we'll have a day and half to see the sights plus we can catch it on the return.
It is an unbelievable trip.... hopefully continues to get better.
2lazy4U
Explorer
Jun 08, 2015
I crossed at Sweetgrass a few days ago, a woman border agent. She asked where I was going and for how long, when I had last been in Canada, and asked to see my vet papers. Took all of three minutes, but I only have two dogs.