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In this part, we travel back to the lower 48. We had planned to take the ALCAN to Dawson Creek, and continue to Calgary, and south to Carway MT. Unfortunately, the road construction on the ALCAN made the choice for us, so our return trip took us back to Prince George via the Cassiar, then southwest to Vancouver, before crossing back to the lower 48. The scenery and wildlife never ceased to amaze us. It is however, as remote as you'll ever get. You can literally drive for an hour or two before you pass another vehicle, the Cassiar highway at times is no wider than a back country road filled with potholes and frost heaves, and there is little to no cell service from the lower 48 to Alaska and back. Keeping all this in mind, we would recommend this trip to anyone, and will likely do it again. Music by: Bensong.com

In this video, we tour the main park. There are fantastic formations such as the Hickman Natural Bridge, Capitol Gorge, Slickrock Divide, Panorama Point and other amazing views. We stayed in Torrey, just a stones throw away. Our next video is Cathedral Valley Road, an all day drive through the back country. Music by: Bensong.com

We almost missed this great part of Canyonland NP. You have to travel south on UT 191 to enter the park, as the Colorado river divides the two parts of the park. The terrain and formations of the southern park are completely different of the north, yet outstanding in their own right. The southern part is a must see.

This is a pictorial video of our trip through Canyonland National Park. Canyonland is a unique terrain with multiple levels that can be explored. The top level provides improved roads, where you can access amazing formations. If you have a 4X4, you can travel White Rim road that takes you to other levels within the park, and down to the Colorado river. White Rim and Potash Vista roads provide even more spectacular views. Canyonland is located near Moab and Arches NP, so there are plenty of things to do and see. In our next videos, we travel both White Rim and Potash Vista roads. Music by: Bensong.com

In this part, we visit Anchorage and Chugach State Park before heading to Valdez. In the Valdez area we visit Worthington Glacier State Recreation Area, Thompson Pass, Valdez Glacier Lake, and Blueberry Lake State Recreation Area. Valdez is a fantastic stop with many thing to see and do. From fishing to hiking to kayaking and more. The terrain is stunning; mountains, water falls, lakes and glaciers. This is our last stop before heading back to the lower 48. Part 9 starts our journey back to the lower 48. Music by: Bensong.com

In this part, we leave Seward, and head to the other side of the Kenai, to Homer Spit. Homer Spit is a tiny peninsula that juts out into Kachemak bay. The weather all week was a mild 60F in mid summer. This stop was a break for us to spend some down time walking the beaches and visiting the small shops on the spit. This is another hidden gem, and we highly recommend it. If you like fishing, they have deep sea charters, or you can catch Salmon off the shore line. Our next stop is Valdez, one of the best stops on our trip! Music by: Bill Citerone and Jeff Moon; The Avenue - 1970

In this video, we leave Denali NP, and head to Seward AK, where we take a boat tour through Resurrection bay and Northwestern Lagoon part of the Kenai Fjords NP, to visit four fantastic Glaciers. Along the way we stop and watch the sea life. Seward is a fantastic Stop. In Part 7, we're headed to Homer Spit, a small peninsula off Kachemak Bay. Music by: Bensong.com

In this video, we take the 8 hour bus ride to Eielson visitor center and back. The different landscapes and wildlife are amazing. The weather prevented us from seeing Denali, but caught it on the way out. In the next part, we head to Seward, and take a boat trip through Resurrection Bay to see glaciers in the Kenai Fjords. Music By: Bill Citerone and Jeff Moon; Winter

In this part we continue down the Cassiar Hwy, to Junction 37 where we pick-up the ALCAN Hwy into Alaska towards Denali NP. This part of the trip has long distances between services, towns, and RV parks. Don't count on any cell service until you reach towns large enough to justify a dish or antenna. This was also the most amazing part of the trip. The wildlife and wilderness change around every curve. In Part 5, we'll explore Denali NP. Music by: Bensong.com

In this part, we travel through Jasper NP, Medicine and Maligne lakes, travel to Stewart BC, Hyder AK to visit Salmon Glacier, and take the Cassiar Highway north towards Alaska. In Part 4, we finally reach Alaska, with Denali as our first destination. Music by: Bensong.com

As we leave Kalispell, we enter Canada via Rt 93 Eureka MT headed to Banff and the surrounding area before heading to Jasper NP. These parks are every bit as incredible as our parks in the lower 48 and worth taking the time to explore them. In part 3 we'll explore Jasper NP, head to Stewart, and stop in Iskut BC. Music by: Bensong.com

Part 1 starts in South Dakota along I-90, through Montana, ending in Kalispell. America's Interstates and highways go through some amazing landscapes that inspire many people to Travel. Part 2 of our road trip continues through Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper National Parks in Canada before heading north to Alaska. Music supplied by Bensong.com

This video is a drive through the back country to Animas Forks, near Engineer Pass. We started at Silverton, via the million dollar highway. Fantastic drive, on good weather you can make Animas Forks in you vehicle, but if the roads are wet, recommend 4X4 or AWD vehicle. Bad weather the day before prevented us from cresting the pass, snowed in.