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RE: Towing big rig to Alaska - not an issue?
Just got back from 8000 miles to Kenai and back with 28ft 5th wheel and don't regret taking it at all .Theres a area from Destruction Bay to Beaver Creek (100 miles) thats alittle slow because of frost heaves but its sure nice to lay back in a recliner every evening.
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snowfighter
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08/08/09 07:13pm |
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RE: If you had to choose just one road in Alaska
Haines Junction to Haines and 93 the Ice Fields road.
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snowfighter
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07/23/09 04:39pm |
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RE: Watson Lake
Just got back from Minnesota to Kenai trip there was major road construction west of Destruction Bay all along Kluane Lake and new bridge being built.
Yeesh - it was that way when we drove through there in '06! I guess that was my point when someone posted there was nothing being done to improve the road.
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snowfighter
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07/23/09 04:35pm |
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RE: Watson Lake
Just got back from Minnesota to Kenai trip there was major road construction west of Destruction Bay all along Kluane Lake and new bridge being built.
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snowfighter
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07/23/09 05:48am |
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RE: HOW LONG TO DO THE CASSIAR AND SEE EVERYTHING
Just finnished there wednsday we took 3 days and did 150 miles a days stayed at Dease Lake and Bell 2 the first 50 to 75 miles from the north have some construction and alittle rough but from there on is good road nice trip!
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snowfighter
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07/16/09 06:11pm |
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RE: On our way out to Banff shortly but if we can is Alaska
We came through Banff on 93 Ice fields road good road lot to see then onto Jasper camped there in national park from there up to Prince George,then Dawson Creek, Watson Lake,through White Horse,Haines Junction,Tok, and down through Palmer , Anchorage to Kenia and took a side trip to Haines alot of camping places when you are traveling through these places stop at one of the information places and pickup a free Bells Alaska mapbook alot of good info on camping places as well as maps. We are on are way back and at Palmer rv site now and planning onto Tok tomorrow its about 75 degrees here.
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snowfighter
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07/08/09 05:10pm |
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RE: Minnesota North Shore Campground Suggestions ??
We have camped in the RV park in Grand Marais a couple times full hookup and decent can't remember the name but on the right side when you hit town quite a few sites.State has some good ones Gooseberry Falls is one on 61 don't know about hookups but pretty place.
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snowfighter
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06/28/09 07:27pm |
RV Parks, National Parks, State Campgrounds & More
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RE: Cassier hwy 37
Thanks explorenorth thats what I'm looking for I have range of 200 to 250 miles. just talked to a neigbor camper today that said it was in bad shape so I wanted to check.
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snowfighter
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06/25/09 07:02pm |
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Cassier hwy 37
Wondering if anyone has been through there this summer and what the road conditions are like pulling 5th wheel, also is there plenty of fueling(diesel) spots? We are in Watson Lake for 2 days and are thinking of going on to Anchorage and coming back down 37. Talked to a neigbor camper who just came from Anchorage area and said there is a construction area 15 to 20 miles by Klaune Lake area thats really ruff.
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snowfighter
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06/25/09 05:04pm |
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RE: WiFi internet
Thanks boboftenorth that did the trick changed port to 587
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snowfighter
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06/23/09 04:57pm |
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WiFi internet
We have had wifi in some of the RV site as we travel through Alberta and BC. as you see we have connection with the internet but when we try to email back to the states we get a couple errors message and it won't send after a few trys we got a message that we were permanently banned from our server. Has anyone else had this happen?
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snowfighter
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06/23/09 07:15am |
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Shot gun for wildlife protection
After reading on the Canada goverment web site that you can fill out a form Non-Resident Firearm Declaration to bring a non restricted firearm for wildlife protection, I did so and also called customs to make sure of it. Now after reading a post that states they had there firearm taken after declaring it is confusing any one else ever had any trouble doing this?
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snowfighter
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06/08/09 02:27pm |
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RE: Road information
Thanks
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snowfighter
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06/07/09 12:01pm |
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Road information
On road 97 from Prince George to Dawson Creek by Chetwynd there is road 29 that goes north and comes back to 97 north of Dawson Creek wondering what kind of road it is for traveling with a 5th wheel?
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snowfighter
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06/07/09 11:32am |
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RE: Truck Service Stations
As long as I know there are some places thats what I will do, I did plan on bringing filter along. Just trying to cover all the bases.
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snowfighter
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06/02/09 10:19am |
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Truck Service Stations
Figuring sometime into our 2 month trip through Canada to Alaska and return I will need oil change on my truck. Is there plenty of places for servicing outside of the major cities.Also have mostly done my own has anyone else serviced (oil/filter) theirs on the road and got rid of oil at drop of places like in the states.
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snowfighter
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06/02/09 07:16am |
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RE: Calgary Roads
Thanks for the info.
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snowfighter
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06/01/09 12:01pm |
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RE: Do I need a surge/low power protector for my RV?
Look under electrical on www.campingworld.com
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snowfighter
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06/01/09 11:49am |
Fifth-Wheels
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Calgary Roads
Coming in from the south on highway 2 then wanting to head west on highway 1 toward Banff National Park is there a bypass or any other decent roads to the southwest to miss main part of Calgary?
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snowfighter
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06/01/09 10:40am |
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RE: Who is driving to Alaska this summer?
Today we drove Route 99 from Vancouver to Whistler on our way to Cache Creek. I'm told the scenery was beautiful but I was driving and didn't get a chance to see it. The road is under reconstruction, presumably in anticipation of the 2010 Olympics. As a result, the lanes have been temporarily narrowed, the speeds reduced and even on a Sunday it was an unpleasant experience. Mid-week, when the construction crews are working hard, I would anticipate the drive to be even more demanding. So, driving this route might be better deferred 'till next year. Looking at a map I don't see a route 99 by Cache Creek to Vancouver but a route 97 that splits into the west access route and the sea to sky highway is this the area you are addressing?
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snowfighter
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06/01/09 06:30am |
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