Remote Alaska ride to break trail to the cabin.

[@keso666]

This is good content! Love this kind of stuff

[@maunomutikainen]

very good ⛽

[@dennk735]

Cool

[@Algonqiun]

About halfway through I ended up just standing there and leaning 😂

[@alaskacutthecord769]

I feel your pain. That's a lot of snow and scary in the dark. Good video though. GoPro batteries do kinda suck. We've been switching to the insta 360 and the battery life is amazing.

[@AkLivin]

Crazy deep year for Interior Alaska. I’ve heard good things about the insta360 cameras. Might have to check them out!

[@hughsonmansfield1206]

That is a great video. We do that kind of stuff down in the lower 48. 1 of these days I want to do it in your state.

[@AkLivin]

If you do check out Alaska Toy Rental and they can set you up with a rig for your trip! Beautiful country up here

[@MrWoodshoes]

So why were you running in the trees at a slower pace when you could have run on the banks much faster and staying on top ?

[@AkLivin]

Overflow was pretty bad this year and once you’re breaking trail that river could have overflow under it that you may not see. Also this trail deteriorates as spring gets closer. The less I cross the river the more likely the trail lasts into spring.

[@oleggorky906]

@@AkLivin greetings from the UK. 🇬🇧 What is the latest in the year that you have been out on the snow mobile? That is, how far into spring can you go? Looks like a fun way to explore the back country to me. 👍

[@fairbanksairriders]

November through April is sled and winter activity season in Alaska. 🛷🔥❄️🏔🌎

[@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837]

Great ride :) and good judgement call, no need to run sketchy ice breaking trail in the dark, I've been in that icy water,

[@AkLivin]

No need to risk lives especially when the family is at home waiting

[@andrebondu7790]

Stay one behind the other