I live in Juneau, a geographic island with no roads in or out. Every summer we escape to the road system up north for a few weeks in our truck camper, but sometimes the "roads" are over-rated. This one about sent me home early.
Just finished 18 days, two ferries, and 2600 miles from Juneau to the Arctic Ocean. Long trip, no break downs, and nice to be back in the truck camper again. We moved to SE Alaska two years ago, first living on an island with about 23 miles of road...
Haven't been out in the truck camper since our Drive to Alaska. Been spending the past seven weeks watching humpbacks, hiking, fishing, and generally just enjoying being here. Got out the last couple days for a quick trip in the truck camper, and r...
This is the first post of many of our truck camper trip from Arizona to Ketchikan, Alaska. We need to be there June 1.Last day in Arizona was a long one. Up at 0430, pack apartment, work from 0700 to 1930, drive six hours in the dark and find a pla...
My wife's family came down from Utah for a short trip in their travel trailers, so we did the campground program and visited the local creeks, caves, and lakes.Tonto Natural Bridge is always a good spot to bring family.This dripping spring oozes over...
c.traveler2 wrote:Gakona Glacier, the road to the campsite near the glacier, is there a sign pointing it out or some indication that your on the right road and how far was the hike to the glacier from the campsite?The side road is pretty obvious. I ...
