Awesome. I was at the sign post forest in 1968 when our fam drove up in the summer. So I stopped there this last summer myself to walk thru as an adult and add the same sticker we did back then. Little tear thing going on as to both my parents have passed I love seeing the drive in the winter. Thank you drive safe
Now this was intriguing...battling the sub Z temps is always a challenge, but it sure looked cozy in there except for the frost/bolt/ transfer. Keep this stuff coming. it shows the difficulties and how you deal with them with what ever solution. The real deal here for sure.
Cold temps and icing up the doors and windows goes hand in hand. Some of the rv's actually rain inside at those temps. Stay warm and dry. Happy trails.
Great footage! I enjoyed seeing the snowy roads during dark and twilight. Crossing the bridge was my favorite! I never thought about the frost forming inside.
Accolades on rethinking your redundancies for heat. However, miles forward toward warmer temperatures or the terminus is your goal as it reduces your risk. I just completed a round trip from northeastern Pennsylvania to Fort Worth in about 36 hours including sleep times. That means, like you, monstrous miles to go 900 in 24 hours. Best of luck, keep the dirty side down.
I take it that was -9 F as -9 C ain't crap. Anyway it looks like you're getting to a little bit warmer weather so things should thaw out. I also agree with Rebecca, when your nose hairs freeze it's cold. Keep the good stuff coming in guys.
Thanks for the Videos, You see a lot of blogs showing Alaska and Canada in the spring and summer. It's great to see it in the wintertime. It may be cold but we see what it looks like in the wintertime. Love the snow everywhere. People have the preconceived notion everything shuts down. Everything looks like it's still open.
I'm so glad that the beast is working for y'all. I know there are some problematic areas but you're doing so much better than most would be doing in that climate. It's great to see the region through your eyes so thanks for sharing these videos. Safe travels, y'all! (That hot spring pool looked SO INVITING! hahaha)
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It’s a constant hazard that you are always concerned about. Compacted snow is a surprisingly nice road surface. Bitterly cold and dry roads grip well. The roads are worst when it rains right after a cold snap, everything freezes and it’s wet to make things worse. In cases like this studded tires help.
@@outliersoverland Funnily enough I've been seriously looking at these www.woelcke.de/expeditionsmobile/woelcke-autark-explorer-2019.html (I'm in the UK)
Do you guys travel with down booties to protect your feet, just in case...? Santa just brought a pair need to test them out.... Praying for your safety each night.
At this high of latitude you have to be comfortable driving in the dark. There is definitely an element of risk, but with only 5 hours of light, there’s no other choice.
Awesome. I was at the sign post forest in 1968 when our fam drove up in the summer. So I stopped there this last summer myself to walk thru as an adult and add the same sticker we did back then. Little tear thing going on as to both my parents have passed
I love seeing the drive in the winter. Thank you drive safe
What a great family story.
Love seeing the drone shots of the Alaska highway - and that moon!! WOW! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks. The moon was amazing that night.
@@outliersoverland Your B-roll footage and accompanying tunes are really well done/chosen. Be safe and keep on rollin'!
Great video guys! It looks so cold but love the snow!!! Be safe during your travels! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! We love sharing a unique perspective.
Now this was intriguing...battling the sub Z temps is always a challenge, but it sure looked cozy in there except for the frost/bolt/ transfer. Keep this stuff coming. it shows the difficulties and how you deal with them with what ever solution. The real deal here for sure.
Thanks Glenn.
Good videos. I enjoy them. And Yukon is home.
Thank you. That means a lot coming from you, a fellow person of the north.
We’re heading North May 15th from Seattle. Got a 510W solar and 400AH BB Lithium upgrade to do starting February. Can’t wait!
Thanks. Sounds like a nice power set up.
Cold temps and icing up the doors and windows goes hand in hand. Some of the rv's actually rain inside at those temps. Stay warm and dry. Happy trails.
Yes. In our old motorhome Nellie we had those humidity battles at 38 above.
The frost is cool!!!!
It’s fascinating the way it happens.
Great footage! I enjoyed seeing the snowy roads during dark and twilight. Crossing the bridge was my favorite! I never thought about the frost forming inside.
Thanks. It was a challenge capturing footage on this trip. We love that clip as well.
great vids and awesome music
I actually like driving the AK highway in the winter. Way less traffic lol. Have done it many times! Great video as always!!
Thanks. It is definitely peaceful in the winter.
Hi nice video that sign post forest is wonderful
Thanks. It looked really cool.
Accolades on rethinking your redundancies for heat. However, miles forward toward warmer temperatures or the terminus is your goal as it reduces your risk. I just completed a round trip from northeastern Pennsylvania to Fort Worth in about 36 hours including sleep times. That means, like you, monstrous miles to go 900 in 24 hours. Best of luck, keep the dirty side down.
The heating system was a critical part of our decision to get this camper.
Nice video and good to see the alaska......... a fan frm south 🇮🇳
Thanks. Glad you’re enjoying the visuals.
I take it that was -9 F as -9 C ain't crap. Anyway it looks like you're getting to a little bit warmer weather so things should thaw out. I also agree with Rebecca, when your nose hairs freeze it's cold. Keep the good stuff coming in guys.
Yes it was -9f. Things thawed and dried out surprisingly well.
Thanks for the Videos, You see a lot of blogs showing Alaska and Canada in the spring and summer. It's great to see it in the wintertime. It may be cold but we see what it looks like in the wintertime. Love the snow everywhere. People have the preconceived notion everything shuts down. Everything looks like it's still open.
You’re very welcome. We love the unique perspective winter is offering.
It is so wonderful to recognize places along your journey that we have seen in the summer. Very cool! Be safe and enjoy the adventure.
Thanks. It’s a completely different landscape.
I'm so glad that the beast is working for y'all. I know there are some problematic areas but you're doing so much better than most would be doing in that climate. It's great to see the region through your eyes so thanks for sharing these videos. Safe travels, y'all! (That hot spring pool looked SO INVITING! hahaha)
Thanks. We are very happy with how everything worked.
I am enjoying seeing the Alaska Hwy in a different season. Excited about your travel vlogs coming back. ;-)
Thanks, we are excited to share a unique experience.
Love your video. Looking forward to more
Thanks. There’s one more coming.
LOVE IT!
awesome video
Thanks
Happy New Year
Thanks. Happy New Year.
To condensation doesn't seem nearly as bad as the time you showed us the motorhome, wet everywhere.
Good observation. That would be thanks to the Wallas stove and heater, it dehumidifies the air.
Good video, thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great video.
Thank you very much.
soak looks nice..need a foot massage..at least the driver's foot ha ha ha kick ass heating system
Hot springs are always nice to visit.
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The frost happens at my house when it gets subzero temps. I have seen my door knob so frosty it looked like a softball.
We stayed in -40 and when you opened the front door humidity caused snow to form in the air.
Obviously you and a lot of others are comfortable driving in this environment, but are you not worried about the Ice, or black ice conditions ?
It’s a constant hazard that you are always concerned about. Compacted snow is a surprisingly nice road surface. Bitterly cold and dry roads grip well. The roads are worst when it rains right after a cold snap, everything freezes and it’s wet to make things worse. In cases like this studded tires help.
Thermal bridges, really not surprising when it's -10 F (?) outside.
The modern composite boxes are amazing.
@@outliersoverland Funnily enough I've been seriously looking at these www.woelcke.de/expeditionsmobile/woelcke-autark-explorer-2019.html
(I'm in the UK)
Do you guys travel with down booties to protect your feet, just in case...? Santa just brought a pair need to test them out.... Praying for your safety each night.
We have winter gear if necessary.
You boon-docking near Destruction Bay...? Just curious where. Peace
We did spend our first night out of Alaska parked in Destruction Bay.
What tires were you running down these snowy and icy roads? Spike/studs or not?
We are running Yokohama Geolandars AT G015 tires. Our truck at home has studs in the winter.
$8 per liter for petrol? That's 16 bucks a gallon, no?
I believe we were paying around $1.30 - $1.50 CAD/liter.
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Driving in dark wrong. You are asking for trouble!
At this high of latitude you have to be comfortable driving in the dark. There is definitely an element of risk, but with only 5 hours of light, there’s no other choice.