RVing to Alaska: Middle of the Cassiar Hwy & More Free Camping 🇨🇦

[@marketshare5273]

Looks like a great trip and having family with you is quite the bonus. 👊👍😎

[@dianestevenson2630]

We like to play card games if it is not windy and board games. Love having a fire and talking with friends. Great videos, Thanks for sharing your Alaska adventure.

[@grabowskycountry]

So pretty, our nights are filled with fire, games and usually the man reads or sings to us. Phfft who needs the Internet 24/7 lol Life is looking good out there. Safe travels.

[@bud1412]

Thanks another winner!

[@hectorcervantes5260]

nice video thanks for taking your time and posting,.nice places

[@JRShattlesJr]

Enjoyed this video! Love seeing what the roadways look like, as well as the side trips! Safe travels.

[@kellyburnette1900]

Can't wait to make this trip when hubby and I retire......."Come on 4 years!!!!!" Y'all have given us so much great info through your videos!! Thank you and keep them coming!!! BTW, we have some friends from 9 Mile and when I showed them one of your videos they said they've seen you around town!!! Small World!!

[@lorialbrecht6792]

Spectacular scenery. I just can't get enough!

[@lolal1026]

Been to the Mediterranean & Caribbean both very nice in their own unique way, however there's something about Alaska that keeps me going back... safe travels 👍👍

[@stevekunz6573]

We dove the Cassiar last month, absolutely loved it! Since we live in Juneau AK, we will be driving it again in the next couple of years. Thanks for the awesome video.

[@diannegolubski6645]

love your drive videos. A deck of playing cards is pretty much all one needs at the end of the day. Hope I can travel the Cassier someday, in a truck camper.

[@jaysuper8255]

We took the Cassier as our return route in 16'. If your new to traveling the northern roads, one tip on passing another vehicle is: When passing a vehicle stay in the passing lane well past (300-400') the vehicle your passing and then move back into the right lane. If you move over too soon after a pass, you will kick up stones on the yellow line that tend to collect there. Same as that Class C that "tried" to move to the shoulder. All he was doing was kicking up stones unless he slowed to say 25-20 mph. Myself towing a RV trailer I "rarely" pass. But if someone is on my XXX I'll pull over at the next pull off or slow down on a clear section of road for them to make an easy pass. Easy-Peezy gets it done....

[@cathybarber2624]

We read, read and read some more when camping off grid!

[@susanlespostlethwait421]

Our usual routine is for Les to play guitar and I knit around the fire. If bugs or weather drive us inside, same thing but also cribbage, scrabble, other card games, National Park Monopoly and wire wrap. Reading high on the list!

[@Ahrobak]

two thumbs up :-)

[@johnbrown7312]

Gives a good look at the Cassiar, pronounced Cassi"R", though rather than Cassi "air". I worked up there for four or five years, loved the country and especially the people of Tahltan Nation. I am not sure many of my friends up there who call Telegraph home would be called ghosts but it is their town. I think my highest total for a one day drive from Kitwanga to Dease Lake was 24 bears probably 2 to 1 Blacks to Grizzlies. thanks for the great tour.

[@kristiejacobs4854]

Great video! We did Cassiar last summer. That and the Icefields Parkway are my absolute favorite highways to travel❤️ Yep, a cozy fire, IPAs, and games, after hiking, are go-to activities whether there’s cell service or not❤️

[@RCRacer-77]

We get out our artist easels and do oil and acrylic paintings of the beautiful surroundings of our journey.

[@lisetteboucherfortin4775]

Enjoyed this video .. the scenery is beautiful ..no mosquitos ?? surprised ..

[@StellaAzul]

I live at the Red Goat Lodge in Iskut...great informative video!

[@RVingtoAlaska]

Stella Azul you live in an amazing place! Thanks for the comment.

[@StellaAzul]

@@RVingtoAlaska I posted your video on a Facebook page we started..called The Other Alaska Highway...great content! Stop by and see us if you come back thru this way!

[@christeldinkler7616]

We either play Canasta, read a book or watch a movie from our internal network storage.

[@ftkinsella]

Which highway would you recommend? I want to go to the Artic ocean. Cheers!!!

[@lawrenceconstantine7735]

Hay folks thought maybe you could shed some light on Duet Justus it's as they fell off the planet.

[@goneretired7030]

The first time I drove the Cassiar there were no power lines after you left Meziadin Junction. Last year I saw power lines all the way to Diese Lake. Also Meziadin Campground had sites with power hookups. Civilization is coming to the Cassiar.

[@andreafolda1719]

How many hours a day, would you say you drive during your Alaska Adventures?

[@goneretired7030]

Three to four hours a day.

[@RVingtoAlaska]

It really just depends. Some days it’s 4 hours, some 6 hours and some just an hour. Once in Alaska the driving times usually get shorter as you don’t have as far to go on moving days. When we are transiting Canada we tend to do bigger pushes. But our next drive day in this series we only go about 130 miles.

[@andreafolda1719]

Pau Hana Travels thank you

[@larrym6019]

What is the maximum vehicle height on the Cassiar and Alcan highways? Aside from when you have to cut fallen tree limbs... LOL

[@RVingtoAlaska]

Semi’s travel both highways so you should have no issues with height at all.

[@larrym6019]

@@RVingtoAlaska I'm doing a roof raise on a 40 ft Thomas pusher bus skoolie conversion and need to decide on my height for this. I'm thinking at most 12 ft 6 inches. I need to also check national parks that I plan to visit. Love your videos and hope to meet you guys some day when we're nomads.

[@RVingtoAlaska]

We are 13’ and Mom and Dad are 13’6” and we had no issues.