Alaska

Haven't done it myself but we will in the next 10-15 years.  From what I've read the trip is much easier than it was just 20 years ago.

I have never done it, but a friend did it on his Harley a couple of years ago and had a great time.

Originally posted by 21grandma Just heard on the radio that a woman and her father were found in Alaska. The announcer said that "you could still become bear food in remote areas of Alaska"- not very reassuring!

You can be bear food in most of the lower 48 states also.

  Where I live we have Black bears and yesterday on the news one went through someones screen door on  there pool deck and took a nap beside there pool. We have had a lot of rain and they believe the bear was looking for a dry place to sleep. As far as driving to Alaska on the other forum there was a couple of members who took there r-pods to Alaska. I remember one said they wish the r-pod had two axles because they a had a couple of flat tires.I know one of those members has sold his r-pod for a larger camper because he wanted to camp full time.   David

We traveled to Alaska and drove the Alaska Highway in 2012 with a truck camper and it was an amazing trip. We traded the truck camper for our 2014 178 and plan on going back to Alaska this summer. Has anyone taken their Pod up through British Columbia (Cassair Highway), Alaska Highway and over the roads in Alaska? We haven't had the R-Pod out yet because we got it late in the fall and winter started toooo early! It's sitting in the driveway now getting ready for a first time out in a couple of weeks just locally to see how it handles. We encountered quite a few "frost sinks" that really rattled the truck camper! Looking forward to hearing from you experienced podders!