Today we arrived in Fairbanks after completing the 1,390 mile Alaskan Highway that began in Dawson Creek, British Colombia and ended in Delta Junction, Alaska. It took us six days of persistent driving. Every one of those days was filled with breathtaking scenery and a true sense of adventure and discovery. The road was mostly good and never bad. The only rough section is in Yukon between Haines Junction and the Alaska border. Before this trip I was unable to imagine this vast, pristine, and mostly unpopulated part of the world. I am so grateful for the unforgettable experience.

How they did it can’t fail to impress a person  1390 miles in 8 months and 12 days.  Here is some of the equipment used   They are 1942 models which is the same as I am   Looks like we are still vertical.

On June 5 we stayed at beautiful Muncho Lake at the Northern Rockies Lodge. We treated ourselves to TV, dinner and breakfast in the dining room and some of the most beautiful views on the Alaskan Highway. The lodge has a full service hotel, cabins, lakeside chalets and an RV park with lake views. They operate flight tours in the area including fly-in fishing and day trips to Virginia Falls in Nahanni National Park.