Took our 28C to Alaska last summer (2009) for 9 1/2 weeks. Trip of a life time, will do it again next year or 2012. No problems. Tow with a chevy diesel, got 16 1/2 mpg average for the 14300 mile trip. Anyone wanting info on the trip can contact me here or email loghm@aol.com. JIM L

We also made the Alaska trip in the Summer of 2005, hope the roads were better than when we went. Got covered with mud from the road many times. I also would share information if any one want's, also have around a 1000 pictures, but no captions email RichardKalp77@aol.com

We're thinking about doing this in 2012 in our new Dodge Ram and '97 Hi Lo. Would love more info.

We'd like to do this trip in 2012. Already starting to plan for it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

We took the trip in 2005, they are continually improving the highway. The Alaska highway starts at Dawsons Creek, Canada. I missed getting a pic of the starting sign, couldn't stop was traffic behind. It is 1,422 miles long, the first 400 are very nice, then things change, when you see a dip sign, the actual dip is about a half mile away, hard to get accustomed to. 1st one remove the micro wave from the top of the fridge, as after some rough road and about a 1/4 mile from the sign I went back to speed, then I hit the dip.
While in Canada we stayed in a camp ground every 3 or 4 days, to dump and get hot showers. The other nights we stayed in pull overs along the highway. The next gas station is sometime about a 100 miles away, just keep that in mind.
Here are some pics. First 3 pics are of construction on the highway. Very messy if wet. 4th pic is the high way end. Last pic is the Alaska Pipe line out side of Fair banks a must see, also the museum.

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More pics. The 1st pic is the office at a campground next to the Fairbanks, fair ground, note the short door, typical of older buildings. pic 2 is the park a must see. pic 3 is a road side pull over in AK. Pic 4 is in Valdez going to the end of the pipe line it was under construction and we camped in the camp ground that runs along it, so that I could easily go salmon fishing. Last one is in Skaguay, a must see.
Ask questions as I don't know what you would like to know, will answer if i can. My answers will be 7 years old from your trip. Gas was more expensive in Canada, Alaska was the same as the lower 48, so was propane. Food was expensive in Valdez. If you go there, must stop at the Bad *** Coffey shop, also the boat cruse is great, just be sure to dress warm, some dummies went in tee shirts. it's an all day trip, to a glacier and ice is cold.

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HI
We made the trip in 2009. Great trip. Glad to give any advice, prefer to talk on ph than type. Too much info. Email us at loghm@aol.com with your ph# and best time to call and I will call you. We plan to do the trip again next summer also. JIML

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Jim L & Faye
2805C
2003 Silvarado diesel crew cab
central Virginia

Seems like several people have been to Alaska and several people want to visit again. I've never been. Sounds like fun we could have a caravan of HiLo trailers.!! Hopefully,we can afford the gas to go!!
Check out the May2011 isue of TRAILER LIFE. The RVer's Guide to Alaska.

I wanna go!!!!!!

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2001 GMC Savana
Classic 2693 RD
Luke 1:49

This is from 2004.Two members of our Hi-Love NY club documented their trip.

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