alaska june 27 2020

[fireshine]

[mrclean28h]

anyone heading to alaska next year i will be leaving norwich ny june 27 2020 taking my africa twin and not the wing and roll a home since the wife will not be meeting me in anchorage for the ride back i will have 5 weeks for the trip

I would love to go but not this year moving. If yo go and if possible can you go by the back of the Sign Forest entrance and see if our sign is there. It is in the shape of Texas with our trike and name Mr. Clean and JoJo on it. Thank you

[fireshine]

I would love to go but not this year moving. If yo go and if possible can you go by the back of the Sign Forest entrance and see if our sign is there. It is in the shape of Texas with our trike and name Mr. Clean and JoJo on it. Thank you

will do my best

[almosthere]

We will be in Deadwood, SD July 12th - 17th for their 3 wheel rally. Has anyone been to AK and back during mid July through end of Aug.? It sounds like most plan their trips starting the first part of June.

[Ironheadziggy76]

Rob, most leave then because the weather is milder. That wouldn’t be a problem for y’all in the temps y’all ride in. You might check the long range forecast averages to see if it’s doable.

[BigBob]

We will be in Deadwood, SD July 12th - 17th for their 3 wheel rally. Has anyone been to AK and back during mid July through end of Aug.? It sounds like most plan their trips starting the first part of June.

I have traveled during that time fame many times
June, July and August is when a lot of riders will go but later in August it's cooling down. Every year the weather varies as to the driest and warmest months. By July/August most of the normal road work should finished.

[BigBob]

Rob, If your leaving Deadwood and head north it would be about 2800 miles to Fairbanks. Take 9-10 300 mile days, spend a week in Alaska and then two weeks getting home to Michigan. You would back home by mid-August.

I have a thread on here about tips for traveling thru Canada to Alaska. I will be posting an update to that thread as soon as the Alaska ferry system posts their summer schedule for 2020. If you have any questions please post them up and I will try to answer them.

[almosthere]

Our return route would be towards Washington state. Then south along the western coast. Our next Spyder Rally wouldn't be until Oct 1st in Broken Arrow, OK.

[BigBob]

Our return route would be towards Washington state. Then south along the western coast. Our next Spyder Rally wouldn't be until Oct 1st in Broken Arrow, OK.

Ok. On your return from Alaska you can turn off the Alcan near Watson Lake and take the Cassiar highway #37 south to #16 then #97 on your way to Seattle.

[Ironheadziggy76]

Ok. On your return from Alaska you can turn off the Alcan near Watson Lake and take the Cassiar highway #37 south to #16 then #97 on your way to Seattle.

I really like this route, we came home this way last time and we plan on going up and back this way this summer! Road was in great shape and little traffic!