I drove 3,000 plus miles in Alaska along some (not nearly all by a long shot) of the most iconic roads, including:
My favorite is a combo ride, taking the Seward Highway to the Sterling then heading on that road to Homer.
The wife and I recently did a three hour eco-tour of Sarasota Bay on a guided pontoon boat. Basically we covered the area from south Siesta Key to New pass between Lido Key and Longboat Key. I know these waters very well having fished, paddle boarded and kayaked these waterways for many years when we…
Gates of the Arctic NP is slightly smaller than Switzerland and is one of the most remote national parks in the US with no access roads to enter or defined trails within its boundaries. As a bonus: Zero amenities and no park rangers. But a very cool visitors center outside Coldfoot. Park Access To access…
As of today’s writing, I am three weeks out from my Alaska Expedition. Planning and logistics are done. Reservations and deposits paid. Travel medical and extraction insurance confirmed. Gear is ready, field tested and mostly packed. Let’s break down the budget: Item Expense Airfare (MIA to ANC first class) $2,500 * All lodging for 3…
Today is the day, I’m finally headed to Alaska for 3 weeks. This is the first of several expeditions I plan in taking in my 60s. All the planning, research, dreams and pouring over maps (paper and digital) are now behind me. Time to explore. Follow this blog for updates on this adventure as well…
