alaska trip

ben brown · Apr 7, 2015

cousin bill and my self plan are making a trip from ky to Alaska now know we need pass ports next question be using my moblie shop toy hauler rv plan on taking my kubota rtv now question what are we going to run into going into Canada with the rtv . beside being clean ky make you title them now .

Bob Harvey · Apr 7, 2015

If you have the paperwork, 'into' Canada should be no problem (should is the operative word). Take LOTS of good bug spray. Have phun !

showcrop · Apr 7, 2015

(quoted from post at 19:18:18 04/07/15) If you have the paperwork, 'into' Canada should be no problem (should is the operative word). Take LOTS of good bug spray. Have phun !

Ole Time Woodsmen's is the only one that really works for black flies.

Redturbo · Apr 7, 2015

Were not really that much different than you guys south of the 49th parallel. Typically whatever your state requires of you is same for us. Passport, valid drivers license, insurance & registration. I know this is a sort point for most, but do not bring any type of guns! Don't lie to the border agent, cause if you have done anything they will know.

GordoSD · Apr 7, 2015

Having driven to AK three times, flown a bush plane up and back once. Also lived there 3 years and worked in the guide industry and bush pilot, there are almost zero trails to ride in Canada or AK. You will only use it because you have it, not because you need. it. You will need to HIKE to fishing and hunting. Take hip boots instead. And a hat with mosquito netting built in.

Tom OConnor · Apr 7, 2015

I sure second what you are saying. I don't know where they get their training but United States Custom Agents can look in your eyes and see all the way to your soul. I have crossed the boarder many, many times and normally they will ask you about a half a dozen questions and
they will already have the answers on their computer screen in front of them. Tom

sms · Apr 8, 2015

I assume you will drive the Alaska highway get a copy of the Milepost a guide for the highway with lots
of good information.
Milepost

ben brown · Apr 8, 2015

(quoted from post at 03:14:02 04/08/15) I assume you will drive the Alaska highway get a copy of the Milepost a guide for the highway with lots
of good information.
Milepost

that the plan always want to see and drive that alaska hwy. sense i first read the story about it being build. i was in the 5 grade well leave in late augest to avoid most the heave summer traffic and hope it cooled down some maybe the bugs wont be as bad

Dieselrider · Apr 8, 2015

Please take lots of pics and share them with us when you get back.

gmccool · Apr 8, 2015

I & the wife have a home in Iowa & Alaska. We travel back & forth at least once a year. Email is open if you have questions.

Glen SW Wi · Apr 8, 2015

Make sure you or your cousin haven't had any DUIs. Four friends of mine drove 6 hours to the border. At three in the morning one of the party had to be left behind because he had a DUI three years prior. Check this item out in your plans.

hd6gtom · Apr 8, 2015

Brother in law drives a semi. he says every time he used to go north and come back south of the border, coming back, he had to unload everything out of his cab. Now that he has done away with the beard he is allowed to pass without unloading everything. moral of this story-- bee clean shaven it saved him hours at the border. He said he used to go in at more than 1 crossing and he used to get stopped and had to unload cab at every 1 till he shaved. He said it was the same way with campers people had to unload everything.

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