👍"Secrets of the Alaska Highway" (or How to Take Your RV to Alaska and Live to Tell the Tale!) 😆

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[@terrylarkin690]

My Dad was a engineer/surveyor during 1941 42 on the Alaskan Highway I have photos of him and his crew during that time. He also told me that when large pieces of equipment got stuck they sometimes would just bury it because there was a rush to finish the road for fear of Japanese invasion.

[@ericjohnson8571]

Hi again, thanks for posting this. My grandfather retired in 1969 and drove his camper to Alaska. It’s been on my bucket list ever since. Now I retired 2 years ago so maybe my time has come? After our Utah trip this year I’ll have to start working on the Alaska trip plan! Thanks you guys😂

[@1hlinkjr1939]

My wife and I have visited all 48 states on our motorcycle. We are planning a motorcycle ride to Alaska the end of June 2020. We pull a small trailer with our camping equipment. We are enjoying immensely your videos and will take to heart a lot of your recommendations.

[@ahoyhere8113]

Hey!! Just found you guys because we're about to pull the trigger on our first RV ever (and it's an Airstream!). Excited? YES. Terrified? YES. Your videos are going a long, long way towards allaying our fears about the mechanics, the process, and yes, the trips themselves. Keep up the awesome work!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks Amy! You have a great adventure ahead. Glad we can help in some small way!

[@BeBodacious]

I have to agree with +Scofco You didn't miss anything. A CB or similar is definitely the way to go and the Milepost is an incredible resource. I think the Provincial campgrounds can catch campers off guard because they are so far from the road, but oh so quiet.

[@corprimo]

I've lived in AK since '53, have driven the "Highway" 23 times and we're planning two more trips this year. Just do your maintenance ahead of time, take your time, buy a copy of The Milepost, and don't be surprised if you get windshield damage. It happens. We figure 5-6 days from Palmer to Portland but we don't do a lot of sight seeing along the way. Gotta get down those grandkids!

[@kani4mac]

What a great video for anyone wanting to learn more about pulling to, in and around Alaska. A lot of great information and beautiful well edited video. Thank you for putting this together for us all.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

We drove up in "94 and back in '97 in our Dodge car towing a boat. From NY and returned to Virginia. Roads were a bit rougher then. I did fashion a front grill guard from a closet metal shelving unit covered with metal screening... it took many large rocks and saved the car. We broke a trailer spring 70 miles north out of Whitehorse. Incredibly, a family towing a helicopter (yes, a helicopter) with their Subaru car had extra springs... the exact same springs my trailer used. It was a great family trip!

[@FidoHouse]

Enjoyed your video. I did the trip in reverse October '16 to April '17 starting out from home (Ross River, Yukon), crossing into the US in Minnesota, heading to the southwest and then north again, and then crossing back into Canada at Abbotsford, BC. After that was the slog (because I had weather and time constraints) into Alberta and then north to the Alaska Highway - sometimes referred to as the Alcan - and returning home via Whitehorse. My 4 (then 5 as of Nevada) dogs had a lovely time. Loved the US gas prices, too. The roads are much better overall compared to when I moved to the Yukon in 2002, but "road repair" is a regular season here. The oily film on the road that you referred to is, (you were right), oily - a mixture spread or sprayed on the unpaved roads to help keep the dust down. (The dust otherwise is worse than a heavy fog.) Some elbow grease usually required to get it all off. The inevitable dust on at least some roads are a challenge for vehicle air filters so these should be checked regularly and cleaned or possibly replaced. In addition to TWO spare real tires (not "donuts") I would recommend spare oil, air, and fuel filters be carried. In Whitehorse, (therefore the whole of Yukon), there are NO Mercedes or Mazda dealerships - so if driving vehicles by either of these companies, probably wise to bring spare belts as well. There is a NAPA store, and also a Canadian Tire, (a Canadian institution) - good resources for most spare parts, batteries, tires, service , etc. Our Walmart is on the small side but provides some auto services as well. There are one or two auto glass shops as well. Note that it is NOT illegal to drive in Yukon with a cracked windshield. Good selection of grocery stores, restaurants, gas stations, (on hwy and in town) and at least a couple of laundromats. ATMs at all the banks that are situated at Main Street and Second Ave, Main and Third, and Main and Fourth. Overnight RV parking allowed at the Walmart in designated area - which often is overflowing in tourist season - not aware of any rig being asked to leave under those circumstances. FYI I drive a 1991 Leisure Works "Oakland" - a four-season 28 ft. class C that I bought in Alberta in April '16. Nicknamed it, "Fenderprise", ... "to boldly go where no woman and her four dogs had gone before". Keep up the good work!

[@dpcummerbund]

I've watched several videos on driving to Alaska lately, and you covered more useful stuff in this one video than in dozens of others! You guys rock!

[@daveseeger2267]

I made my first trip on the Alcan in April 1980 in a motor home. The majority of the roads were gravel and were very rough. I drove it again down to Portland and back to Wasilla in 2012. The roads are so much better now, but still some rough areas. Just take your time and you should not have any problems.

[@frank_the_ame_student539]

when travelling thru canada, find Canadian Tire stores if you need auto or rv parts, or just about anything else.

[@williamday1090]

If you ever go to Alaska again, head north from Whitehorse to Dawson City. From there take the top of the world highway to Tok AK. We made the trip in 2015 and Dawson City was the highlight of the entire trip through Canada.

[@SawDustMakerRJM]

Oh wow, what a great trip down memory lane for my wife and I. It was the best trip we ever took and would love to do it again. The Milepost book was one of the best purchases we made before the trip. Thanks for sharing.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks much for your comment. It was our best RV / Airstream trip too. We've got more Alaska memories on the way!

[@lucida7610]

Looking forward to it!!

[@gaymichaelis7581]

Loved your video! After getting to drive the Alcan three times! I lived up there for 16 years in Palmer and Wasilla and a bit in Anchorage. My husband whom I met up there, had lived up there 21 years… One son went up with me and my ex-husband and then I had another son born up there in Palmer! So this is a great Way to step back in time war for nostalgia reasons! I’ll never go back up there… Too old! Loved it living there! Not sure about going now?! Thank you very much! ❤️🤗👍👌👋😀🤪

[@wonderinghoosierboondocker8552]

Hi there guys,another awesome video,It’s Randy and the kids from Indy,The kids are really enjoying your videos ,My youngest daughter that’s 8 cannot stop watching you,She wakes up watching you and goes to bed watching and every 5 minutes I hear dad I want to go do this,Thank you very much for teaching my daughter the funner things to do in life,,Bye be safe

[@kevinbarks7653]

Thanks for your LoLoHo channel. We have followed your tips from the Keys to Grand Tetons/Yellowstone and looking forward to the Al Can this summer. Keep up the good work 👍

[@chelzilynn828]

We've traveled the Al-Can twice, once moving to AK and then moving from AK. My grandfather was an engineer that helped build the highway during WWII so it was incredible to travel along such a remarkable highway. It was sort of like he was guiding us along. Kluane Lake area is probably one of my favorite places to go through. The scenery! Watson Lake and all the buffalo are incredible too. Being so remote and so close to nature is humbling. Not sure I'm ready for that long of a drive again anytime soon but doing it once much less twice in a lifetime was quite a remarkable experience. And yes, be prepared for every and anything 🙂

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks much, and I agree with you about Kluane Lake! That stretch of scenery is incredible. It's is indeed a long journey, but I look forward to repeating it someday.

[@normferguson2769]

Loved it when the trailer safety chain hit the camera and flipped it! Made me laugh.

[@Scofco]

I'm from Whitehorse and agree with everything on this video. You guys touched on the all main points.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

+Scofco Thanks much. We loved the Yukon!

[@leeensminger9377]

Whitehorse IS a great place to spend a few days! Two things you didn't mention in the video are the Frantic Follies, a live show definitely worth seeing, and the world's largest wind indicator, a free-turning DC-3 aircraft mounted on a pivot outside the Whitehorse Airport.

[@mreppen1]

My wife and I (married 35 years) did the Anchorage to Orange Country road trip in August. Amazing journey. I was very impressed with Yukon and we went through Banff National Park, onto Montana. We took most state routes and avoided the I-15 Interstate.

[@lynngilbertson2835]

Great report! We left Minnesota on July 14th and returned the 18th of August. Your information is totally accurate!

[@RobShutt357]

Great video! My father drove from Denver to Anchorage in 1966 driving a Jeep CJ 3 pulling a Winabago 21ft, he was alone. It was winter time, he said there was 3500 miles of dirt road.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

awesome! I bet the Alaska Highway was a really rough ride back then!

[@GoneUraling]

We want to take our two Ural sidecar rigs to the Alaska Highway from Georgia. Watching your videos will help us prepare. We have the rigs and are budgeting the money, but the time... where will we get the time! Great to see a couple out living the dream!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

+Gone Uraling thanks, your trip idea sounds great! You are correct that time is the key. Don't want to rush through the road trip of a lifetime. 👍

[@TheFreedomTheory]

You are right on the money with people making it sound so scary. The Dalton Highway, now that is one to be scared of! That is the roughest road we have ever been on. So sorry for your loss of Baxter :( Sending hugs! Excellent tips! We are going to have to check out those military vehicles on the way down in September!

[@Pistolmike59]

You guys are great. Really enjoy your videos! We're getting prepared to start our traveling next year once I retire the second time next year. We're working out all the bugs of a new RV in the meantime.

[@HDPaulSzott]

thumbs up for the great video. i was gone for 8 months and had 3 blowouts on my fifth wheel with towmaster tires. someone told me to look into Goodyear Unisteel G614 RST Radial tires i think they are 14 ply. they are expensive but well worth it. no problem for the past 1.5 years. i would never recomend doing a huge trip like this with the stock tires.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks, we switched to Michelin LTX earlier this year (got rid of Goodyear Marathons) and now feel much more confident in our tires.

[@scottpartin3150]

Thanks for sharing! Our son was born in Fairbanks while we served with the USAF in 2005. We hope to return in a few years and enjoyed seeing your adventure. We drove up from Tucson, Arizona and enjoyed every minute of it. We always enjoy learning from your experiences. Thank you for sharing!

[@johnking5960]

my family and i did that years ago when the kids were young. it was the best time of our lives. oh and you are right it was expensive but, well worth it.

[@susansost8034]

This is a great video - the best, most practical information for getting up to Alaska with an RV. Can't wait to do this someday! Thanks!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

+Susan Sost Thanks Susan, it's a fantastic trip!

[@Oilerrocker]

As a youngster I did spent a whole summer on the Alaska HWY in a school bus converted into a camper . My dad was working on the HWY and we would just go from campsite to campsite . After watching this video did I think we were crazy we never carried any bear spray only bug spray . They spray oil on the roads to keep the dust down .

[@BaysideBranding]

Again really well done. As always nothing but the best comes from LOLOHO, Love you guys Frankie and Jonathon

[@UncleWill427]

That film on your trailer more then likly was Calcium. They put it on the roads up here in Dawson Creek and surrounding areas for dust control. It bretty much keeps the gravel roads damp and dustless.

[@tadeckel5053]

I have made 5 trips from central mn. To Soldotna on Kenai peninsula. Heading out next week for trip 6, and trip 7 later in month. Usually plan 6 days for each 3500 mile trip. This spring drove it in just over 4 days. Would not recommend that. Enjoy the scenery and the meditation time. From Fort Nelson on up thru Upper BC and yukon is my favorite area.

[@WeAreGoingSomewhere]

Awesome episode! Alaska is high on our list of destinations! We have a 2015 International Signature 28FB and we just got married in front of it (Episode 032). Love your vlog and will be stopping by often!

[@TheRebel531]

GREAT video, guys! Can't wait to see the rest of the series! Doing the Alaska Highway road-trip has been a dream of me and the wife's since we were dating in the early 80s (married for 31 yrs now) and is still a goal of ours before we go to the Big Campground in the sky, LOL!

[@scottbennett2248]

You two are just awesome. I love watching your videos. Thanks for the laughs and info.

[@lovelooslivideos]

Pretty good for lower 48ers. Also good to have all hoses and belts replaced on your vehicle. Good to change your vehicle fluids between once or twice along the way as well.

[@craigthulin2874]

I am really enjoying your videos. Much much better than all the Convention coverage all this week. Thank you.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Haha thanks much... If you check our channel page you will find some playlists. Cheers

[@kirkbobo1363]

I did the Alcan in 1970 and 1973 (wt parents) when it was gravel end to end with few services in between, today mostly is paved with services. Not the same experience. Try the Cassiar Highway back down, it's like the Alcan was. Did this in 1998 and 1991

[@swinesmoker]

My parents did this and I can't wait to do it w/ my wife. Thanks for the info.

[@ricesnoopy]

we fully appreciate the time and effort in making this wonderfully made video.

[@zjcemarspogi]

nice place nice video thank you to the two of you for showing us Alaska....

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks much for watching!

[@mh6674]

drove that highway, i did it in a tent 4 times starting in 1977, i have told my wife about it so many times, thank you for letting her see it, your friends in bisbee az

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks much Michael for your kind post. Maybe you guys should do a big road trip next year! Cheers

[@bionicniteowl2537]

Super Terrific Video !! Can't wait for the next one !!

[@CITAP1]

Very good info. We have it on the list to go to Alaska. Just trying to make my last few financial maneuvers before retirement in a couple more years. Sorry you guys lost your doggie. Our faithful traveling companion Charlie the cat is about 16 now. Healthy but diabetes could return and complicate issues. Looking forward to the next in the series. Take care,

[@gvc56100]

A video worth waiting for,,thanks and looking forward to the next one....

[@55sargeshotrods]

I just got back from Alaska 3 weeks ago. We flew up but next time will be with dog, truck and slide in camper.

[@Pimptorious69]

The wife and I got a paid day off from work once and went to the hot springs, beautiful!

[@nancyvoigt9186]

Thanks again lovebirds, loaded with great information. Will revisit the video when we prep for that adventure. Stay safe out there and God bless. Miles of smiles.

[@Running_To_Something]

Great video guys!

[@jimloth6091]

Loved this video right up to the news about your pupper. So sorry about Baxter. We have a dog too and I know how much they are part of the family. We're thinking of you.

[@anthonyhitchings1051]

I got the electronic download of the Milepost on my iPad

[@jotwedt7019]

For those planning on a trip up to Alaska, take note as you look out your window along the Alcan Hwy. you will see the old original road off in the distance. They have straightened the road termindously. The road is not as bad as most say but you need to be prepared. Loloho are correct advising spare gas and the Milepost is the hwy. Bible. CB radios are also a great backup for emergency purposes. A lot of cell dead time. Channel 19 is a very popular station for truckers. Help is always out there on the CB Waves. Former Alaskan, Jo

[@motorhomebum]

Congratulations Loloho on making the front cover of Good Sam Insider for June 2016. Pretty cool!!!

[@matt4270]

That table the bear was chewing on must have had taco seasoning spilled on it!

[@iggykc1]

Bookmarked this video for our "bucket list"

[@quintonlashbrook6213]

We are planning on taking our Motorhome to Alaska in summer 2018. I'm enjoying watching all your videos. Thank you.

[@rcrobertson9563]

you guys are a perfect team. it's a pleasure to watch your videos. thank you so much especially for these Alaska videos

[@kpsamuels1953]

Big thumbs up to you two, My wife and I do love camping, always wanted to do the trip but too chicken about the unknown, Loved the video, we are from Alberta Canada.

[@PatRedstone]

Great video! We will refer to it often as we prepare for our Alaska road trip!

[@averagecampers]

Thanks for the great information. Looking forward to your next video. Safe travels!

[@juanitaclifton5740]

Jope you. Are feeling better, God be with you

[@pamelaprizant7800]

Thank you for all the travel shows you do! Love them. We are retiring in two years and its on the road we go. I told harry (hubbs) that AK is one of the many places in North America we will visit. God bless you both! Harry E. Brooks III, and Pamela Prizant-Brooks

[@twdenman1]

Catching up on a few of your AK vids. Wonderfully done. Thank you for sharing.

[@chococak9046]

I love this video and am really looking forward to your future Alaska videos!! Thanks!

[@KoJo-qh9od]

Watch out for the bears at Liard hot springs. One killed 3 people a few years ago but I imagine they monitor them pretty well these days.

[@jimschroeder1808]

amen, to being on the same team..

[@Jim.Hummel]

It's going to be a great series that I'll be looking forward to new episodes! Condolences about Baxter...a real cutie!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks much, Baxter is missed. :(

[@Yorktown-pb8bd]

When I went up the Alcan highway in 1976 only a few hundred miles where paved. I remember the first few miles where so muddy from rain we had to push and tow vehicles up a hill. Cars where getting stuck. That oil road you ran into was the Alaska Highway back then. Every windshield was broken on all the vehicles. Guess they changed the laws back in 1976 it was required to have a high powered rifle in your vehicle when you traveled the Alcan highway. Yes it was required for a person to be armed. Not PC back then better days. I remember a sign where it said you would cross the BC Yukon border 7 times before going into the Yukon. Yes bear tracks all over the place. Guess the road is not as bad as it once was. My father drove up there in the winter a couple of times.

[@269adventures]

Sorry about the loss of Baxter, prably more like a family member then a pet. 🐶

[@jimgreen9059]

When I drove it--solo--in '84, there were still substantial sections which were unpaved--like about 30-35%, most being in Canada. In fact, I got a cartoon-type T-shirt in Dawson Creek that says, "I drove the Alaska Hwy.--and lived!"

[@revk8611]

Okay, that is settled. I know what big trip I am planning next year!. Thank you so much for this amazing video.

[@jwall62]

finally, I knew refreshing every 5 seconds would get it!

[@ctscantechnologist]

Baxter was a sweetheart!

[@mikemonnett5586]

Superior work; relevant, interesting, informative, and always fun!

[@edbenson98]

You two make a great team and I'm loving your videos and channel. #Loloho

[@zgtd01]

Thank you for the videos. We are looking forward to seeing the next ones.

[@sylvainracine5580]

Really enjoyed the video. It's interesting watching from a tourist's point of view. Having lived in Whitehorse since 2000 and visited almost everything on the Alaska highway multiple times, you forget about its wonders....that goes the same for all of the Yukon, it is truly unique. One last thing.....the population of Whitehorse is closer to 25,000 not 15-20....feels like 50,000 in the summer time though! Safe travels!"

[@glennburris5920]

We love your videos and also the great information that you give to.THANK you again my friends

[@jeffwilcher3333]

Great video ... Waiting on the next one ... Onward , Onward is the watchword ...

[@ridecampeat9236]

Tons of great tips, thanks guys. Looking forward to more...

[@raybbj]

I've been waiting patiently for almost a month for a new video. Getting very anxious over here. I'm going through LOLOHO withdrawal .......... neeeeeeddd.....mmmyyyyyyyyy........LLLLLOOOOOOLLLLOOOOOHHHHOOOOOOO FIXXXXXXX !!!!!!! I'm getting the shakes real bad. Looking forward to the next video. Keep up the great work!

[@sharontroy5742]

Sean & Kristy, You two are so funny & cute !!! ❤️. It's 1:02 am and I've been watching you all day ! Ya I know 😊 Lol. Well I'll continue tomorrow ! Wow can't believe the beauty of such a God forsaken place it's really out there. !!! See you all tomorrow !!

[@travelerbrown]

Been there , done that! Spent 3 months in Alaska back in "05". Was planning on going back this year , but I ain't gonna make it!

[@VernonWallace]

You guys are a hoot! Keep them coming, please.

[@MichaelJones-go5co]

Great video! We just got our first truck and trailer. Inspired by you two. Keep em coming!!! If your ever in Oregon let us know.

[@robertmcbride5200]

Thinking of doing this trip next year from home base of Florida.

[@xjobiex]

You guys rock ! this video was awesome ! thanks for sharing ! so much good information and positive energy ! LOVE IT !

[@jamesblinkenberg3965]

Great Video. I look forward to the next!!

[@highwayhummingbirds847]

Looking forward to your upcoming videos on Alaska!! Considering going there in the future.

[@johnmac4769]

Thanks guys. Was a good video. Live in lower Alabama so it would be a trip just getting to the Alaska Highway. Maybe some day.

[@bustedknucklesadventures2384]

You two are great, really like the way you laid things out. No Fair, now I want a bacon cheeseburger!

[@tyashaev]

Lol!!! You guys are awesome. Wife and I would love to travel like that one day.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks for your kind comment!

[@adkrick5331]

Thank you for the information ...I will be getting ready next spring to the first time to Alaska. Rick Lake George,NY

[@darylcjackson]

Great info! Just bought the Milepost after watching this Vid. Thanks for sharing.

[@dollred912]

Thanks for sharing.

[@bredlo]

Well done! Looking forward to the next installment... and feeling more brave my the minute about our own potential Alaskan Odyssey.

[@downeast1]

I love your channel and all your videos, especially this one!