Woody
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This July, Jeep Expeditions is planning a 5 week long Expedition to the Arctic Circle and beyond.
We will be traveling up through the Canadian Rockies and Icefield Parkway from Alberta, Canada to British Columbia on the Alaskan Highway to the Yukon Terrritory and into Alaska to Fairbanks.
There, we will make provisions before heading up the Dalton Highway (Ice Road Truckers) past the Arctic Circle to Deadhorse and Prudhoe Bay.
After returning to Fairbanks, AK we will then travel down to Denali Park. At this point I will leave the main group to travel down to Anchorage, AK to put my Jeep on the Alaska Marine Ferry. I will sail along the Inland Passage to Juneau, Ketchikan, and drive off at Bellingham, Washington.
The main group will head back across the Yukon to the NorthWest Territories to travel once again past the Arctic Circle on the Dempster Highway to Inuvik and then back down to return home.
We have 8 Jeeps signed up so far, besides the time and money required for such a trip, you will also need a Passport and an International Amateur Radio Permit for your Ham License to operate in Canada.
This should be the "Trip of a Lifetime" if the Grizzly Bears or Mosquitoes don't eat us!
Woody
We will be traveling up through the Canadian Rockies and Icefield Parkway from Alberta, Canada to British Columbia on the Alaskan Highway to the Yukon Terrritory and into Alaska to Fairbanks.
There, we will make provisions before heading up the Dalton Highway (Ice Road Truckers) past the Arctic Circle to Deadhorse and Prudhoe Bay.
After returning to Fairbanks, AK we will then travel down to Denali Park. At this point I will leave the main group to travel down to Anchorage, AK to put my Jeep on the Alaska Marine Ferry. I will sail along the Inland Passage to Juneau, Ketchikan, and drive off at Bellingham, Washington.
The main group will head back across the Yukon to the NorthWest Territories to travel once again past the Arctic Circle on the Dempster Highway to Inuvik and then back down to return home.
We have 8 Jeeps signed up so far, besides the time and money required for such a trip, you will also need a Passport and an International Amateur Radio Permit for your Ham License to operate in Canada.
This should be the "Trip of a Lifetime" if the Grizzly Bears or Mosquitoes don't eat us!
Woody
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