As someone who drove up here from just down the road from you (just east of Shreveport), you can make it to Colorado the first night, Seattle the second night, Smithers BC by the third night and be in Fairbanks by the 4th night. Another 3-4 days (depending on how much you want to drive) from Fairbanks to Deadhorse. And if you are doing it in June-July, the sun is not going to set up there. Plenty of things to see.So beautiful!!! It’s on my bucket list.
Not a problem, conditions were hot and dry.Actually meant to ask OP, how was the Beaver Slide when you traversed it? Good and dry or holding on and praying whilst you skid?
Looks like a fun and adventurous trip in your GladiatorPipe line outside of Fairbanks
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Yukon river 56 miles
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Dalton highway start
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Dust and bugs
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Approaching the Yukon river
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At the Arctic circle
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Colefoot gas price
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Coldfoot, Alaska
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Next stop Deadhorse
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South of Antigun pass
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Pipe line (panorama)
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Approaching Antigun pass
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Antigun pass, crappy weather
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Deadhorse gas prices
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Deadhorse, end of the Dalton highway
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Prudhoe Bay
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Midnight in Deadhorse 06/22
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Arctic fox, changing from all white
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Caribou on the north slope
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Musk Ox on the north slope
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Approaching Antigun pass, better weather coming back
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Antigun pass
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Coming down from the pass![]()
Heading back to Coldfoot
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Crossing the Yukon looking east
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Looking west
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Had perfect weather the entire way, very unusual.
Curt