RV ALASKA: CREATE *YOUR* PERFECT TRIP (KYD RECAP & COSTS)
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Some of the comments on the blog requested more information on the costs of the activities, tours and guides. That information was just updated on the blog in addition to our fuel & lodging costs. We also added our favorite places in Alaska and the KYD Best of Alaska list. www.keepyourdaydream.com/alaska-recap/
"He actually needs little sweeties!!" - "Dr.Lawrence"/San Andreas (2016)
You guys are so good in front of the camera!!!
Thank you for the Henley Hitch info going to the factory tomorrow in Romeo, Michigan to pick one up.
Ballpark idea of total costs including groceries, restaurants, excursions etc?
@@Weathergeekdan I’m even worried we won’t be allowed to cross into Canada to get to Alaska. Moving our son & DIL to Tok, Alaska.
Thank you for your dedication to not only the lifetime adventures but to inspire others. I went from a divorce and not sure how to face the new world to having a partner and a Dutchman bunkhouse travel trailer and anxiety of how to live with it. Your videos have inspired me to want to really explore the world we live in. Thank you for your efforts in editing, ideas, and your wonderful lists you share!
Great wrap up and tips! Alaska is a major commitment and the more info the better. Especially helpful to set realistic expectations and priorities. Thanks!
This was a great video! Many of us out here, some that already have an RV/TT, but are still 'newbie's', and those who are 'contemplating/planning' on buying; this is such important info. to know, before considering that long journey to Alaska! I have wanted to go there for many yr's., the #1 reason is to see/photograph the Bald Eagle's, (and of course other wildlife/nature). However, I can see now, I would need to invest in a larger battery bank, as I only have a 12v. Also, if I were to invest in solar, I would definitely go portable, as it is too difficult for me to access the roof, (I don't even have a ladder at this time). Since my only income is SS, it would be necessary for me to boondock most of the time, (which I prefer). This being said, and turning 70 in 2/19, and many physical limitations, if I don't get to make that trip, at least I have 'been there' along with you! Thank You!!
We just got back from Ohio where we bought a 5th wheel. Now the search for the perfect truck is on! We are really excited to explore this beautiful country.
Congrats! Be sure to check out our payload video.
You guys are so special!!! Love your work at posting your adventures!!!
Great video and recap. We totally enjoyed riding along with you guys.
Discovery channel needs to snatch ya'll up! I really look forward to your videos every single week. Thank you!!!
Candles By Victoria, You're spot on! They would really inspire so many families to travel. Imagine how much better the world would be with families taking the time to really explore nature and bond with their loved ones the way they do.
they are the PERFECT couple to have a mainstream TV show, 100% ! I love watching them.
Great recap and advice. Do you think you could pin point one place that was your absolute favorite place to be in Alaska?
Oh boy, it's so big and different. Maybe I should update the blog. Favorite town: Homer Most Beautiful: Valdez Most RV Friendly: Seward
So sad it ended. Soooo what’s next? Can’t wait.😎
I wish I had your "gift to gab". I would love to create video of my adventures.
Another great video keep them coming!!
Very great, and professional video! You need to go to National Geographic and get a video deal! You are that good!
Hey, where have you guy's been? Yes you did but I enjoy your travel video
Every Sunday at 7 central. Haven't missed a week yet. Turn on the bell 🛎to get notifications.
Mt Humpherys is 12633 FT, per Sign at the Top, as you said something like 14000 FT, witch is the Size of Mt Rainer, in WA ST
My bad. I thought it was 14er. There are many infamous 14ers such as Rainer and Whitney, but there are many 14ers all through CO. I thought there was one in AZ, but maybe not.
Thanks for all the great information. I have had an RV in the past. Lost in during my divorce. Now that time has gone by and my feet are starting to get back on the ground. My girlfriend and I are looking forward to purchasing our RV in the spring, if not sooner if we get the right deal. Thanks again for the review.
Oh man, this is definitely on the bucket list! We are from SC, my husband has a stationary job and can not be away longer than two weeks, so we joke if he ever left his job, we should have enough savings that we can take a month or two before he starts a new job!
What a phenomenal 3+ months. Great wrap up episode. Thanks again for taking us on such an epic excursion! Welcome back to the lower 48, KYD! We've missed you!
It's been said before, so I will say it again! The Travel Channel NEEDS you guys!! Another great video!
While provoking a bit of sadness (because the adventure is over) I always love "The Wrap" video. Not only do you provide primo, useful information, but my fav part: you share your feelings and observations about the experience. Wonderful job with this one...thanks, guys...:-)
I use Rain X in my Instant Pot. It keeps the food from sticking.
Congrats on 150,000 subs
KYD rocks the videos keep it up and keep em coming ❤️👍🏻🔥
You guys are a perfect pair! Great advice on getting some time in an RV before jumping into a huge trip, especially if brand new because they all have “bugs” to work out! 🤗
Done the Talon Air Service to Wolverine Creek in 2010 - awesome! Long way from Fremantle, WA though!
Great tips! Have you considered taking the Inside Passage along the Alaskan Marine Highway next time?
Well, there are multiple climates to Alaska. Fairbanks gets as much precipitation as eastern Colorado - 11 inches and that includes snowfall melt. When you were near the coastal towns, the rainy weather was because that is their regular fare. Anchorage and the Kenai are the same rainy foggy as Seattle except it is colder ( but not at all colder than Green Bay ). To get fewer rainy days, simply have more travel days out from the coastal rain forests and spend more time in the (sub)arctic deserts around Fairbanks.
Thanks Marc and Trish!! For all the time and effort you put into the videos, spreadsheets, blog and other information you make available to us, your subscribers!!
Thanks for the tips guys! 👍
Great Videos guys.. Thanks for the videos and memories,, great information ..thanks again
I visited my daughter in Ketchikan September 18 - October 3rd and it was beautiful. Only about 5 days of rain when I was there over a 2 week period. Ketchikan is only accessible by plane or boat. It's the first city out from Seattle by cruise ship. They have 1 million visitors from May 1 - September 30. It was a ghost town on the days there were no ships in port. The climate is more temperate and its often warmer there than my middle Tennessee home on some winter days.
I will say I had no desire to go to Alaska until your Valdez episode. Now I wanna go. Maybe in 2020.
While I was visiting Thailand, my friends and I toured with the locals. One of the things we discovered was that if you did not stay in the touristy parts of towns and hotels, and spent more time with the locals trying to learn about them and respecting them and their customs, they would call you a "Traveler" and showed you equal respect and all of the beautiful places, things and customs that most folks did not get to experience. You and your family are truly "Travelers". Thanks again for taking us along... OLT
That's very nice. Thanks. The more we travel, the more of the local's life we're interested in. Thanks for joining us. More to come.
You guys are so good at this...my wife and I feel like you are talking to us (not your camera). Give yourselves a hug from us. We hope our paths cross with yours someday.
Thanks. We don't feel like we're talking to a camera either. Knowing the community makes it much easier.
I agree, while watching the video, I can forget that I am watching a video. It feels very here & in the moment. You can tell that they are legitimately great people!
That was such a great informative video, I plan on getting a rig(well my boyfriend and I)but we plan on doing a few local trips first and we can't wait!! I love your channel and have learned a lot from you guys! Your boys are delightful too!!
We're glad you're here :)
Well Welcome back home Guys! You came back at the perfect time! Isn't the Weather Great here? Windows are open- Puffy Clouds rolling through.. You missed the big rain storms. Ah- So wonderful.
Thanks for being this year's De-facto Alaskan travel information source! Great memories, abundant information, and Epic Photography throughout your Alaskan series! It was a wild ride I couldn't wait to see your next episode! The visuals made me move from watching early on on my tablet to casting your episode on the 60" 4k TV in all of Alaska's stunning glory! Thanks for the stunning tour, the chance to experience Alaska through your eyes and all the kewl tips you have!
But now! Where to next? Maybe we will bump paths in and around Phoenix or the Mogollon rim now that your back! Just have fun guys and relax! you've earned it!
I have never in my lifetime wanted to go to Alaska! But when I saw the cruise ship stop I think I would chance it🤷♀️. I have very serious health problems and use a mobility scooter to get around on vacation. But it was beautiful and watching your videos made me change my mind about it!✅👍🏻 so I may look into a cruise and the ports of call. Thanks for the recap👍🏻👏🏻🎁
Oh my gosh yesss!!! We go to Alaska in October (moving there), and we are purchasing our first RV, but we are DEFINITELY purchasing this summer and taking several local trips first!
Wow. You're going to love. As you know, it won't always be easy, but worthwhile. We're enjoying all your comments :)
Just bought our first rig. A fifth wheel. I am so darn excited! Now to just find remote income and get the heck out of PA!!!!! Thanks for inspiration😀
Thanks again for the time and effort you put into these. Marc you had me at "I made a spreadsheet". I'm always telling my husband I made a spreadsheet for the trip and I get a look like I'm crazy. Trish we just got back from Shenandoah and all I could think about was looking for bears and then thinking of you. Bears, bear cubs, bears eating fish, etc.
Thank you for showing Alaska you guys inspired me to go although we can’t RV but I decided to take my 4 yr old for 10 day Alaska cruise as my 40th bday present next summer! So thank you if not for you I would never thought of it since I prefer tropical vacation but I can’t already wait to go :-)
Marc, Trish, I must commend you on the quality of your videos. Some of "THE BEST" RV living videos around! You inspire us all to get out there and explore. Thanks!!
Dont forget to use rainex in the instapot while reading Mile Post makes cleaning easier. JK. LOL
My parents took my daughter and nephew to Alaska for 5 weeks when they were 12yo.They will be 31 in a couple months and that is still the trip they talk about the most! Such an awesome experience!
As with all the previous comments, Thank you for sharing an awesome trip to Alaska. I have learned so much from your travels. You are an exceptional family. Maybe someday you'll watch a video of ours. Take care and be safe.
You folks are awesome, plane and simple! I was electrocuted at work and have been home mending my broken body. Unfortunately my head is pretty messed up. I didnt have a lot to look forward to until my wife and I remembered and decided that we wanted to RV when we retired. Well retirement is going to start very soon, and your UA-cam channel and your family has helped me and inspired me to look forward to something again. I have a ways to go to get back to whole again but watching your videos is truly helping! Also they are teaching me what I need to properly prepare ASI have been a backpacker, and never an RVer. BTW- I've spent my entire life trying to get to Alaska... I hope to make it in an RV someday after gaining some valuable experience. Yes I heard you loud and clear teachers. Thank you so very much for sharing your life, you really dont know how you really truly put a spark back into my Heart. It would be so great to meet at a campground someday so I can just thank you in person and hug your neck!
Can’t wait to go to Alaska!!
Awsome, great, incredible advise. Love following your guys....
Great job guys, keep on rolling
Great follow-up to the trip love all the breakdowns!! Just curious was it worth all the upgrades on batteries and solar if you didn't boondock that much? Can't wait to see where you go next! How do you top this?
YES! Because we consume so much power (even during a single night) not having the ability to charge computers, run the coffee maker and live normally makes RVing much more fatiguing. I might have designed a system ideal for just 2 nights as we seldom dry camp for longer than that.
We really appreciate this recap and all the info you have shared. We are planning now for our 2019 full time journey, and this info is really helpful. Thanks for sharing!
We're also unable to boon dock. Family of 4, 2 teenagers, we fill our tanks during a 3 day, 2 night trip. If we have access to restroom and showers, we can stretch it another day. I was beginning to think it was just us. But, I'm happy to hear you have the same issues. We also home school and work remotely, we NEED internet! I mean, two teens, the drama when we have no internet. lol
Same page. Full hook-ups keep everyone happy. Worrying about water and dishing feels like camping! ;)
Hello KYD, we have watched every single episode from day one. I truly wish we can just leave all behind and follow you guys around our beautiful country with our rig. I have 7 more years for a young retirement and RVing would be so much more fun for us if we had no worries to rush back to work. With that being said, watching your videos made us add so much more to our USA/Canada/Mexico tour that when we start our trip it is definitely going to take us more then a year on the road. I will be 52yrs old when our trip starts and we are super excited. We would like to say thank you for taking the time away from all your fun and making these amazingly awesome videos that inspire people like us to put together a bucket list trip. Thank you for letting everyone be a part of your family through video and letting us live vicariously through your family on your exploration and adventures. Hope to see you on the road one day, safe travels.❤
Thanks for these summaries! Great job. Just did my last trip of the season in a surprise snowstorm! Yikes, winter RVing = not for me. All winterized and I'll be RVing through you for the next few months. Alaska too far for me right now to RV, but I plan to do it via a cruise in next few years.
Have been following you guys for a while now. You came through my area & wish I knew it. I'm in the Sacramento area, well north of the city. One day, perhaps our paths will cross. Safe travels.
Ha I was listening with Bluetooth headphones and wasn’t watching the screen when you talked about the Alaskan boots. I said to myself “must be Xtratufs”. Great video.
Great informative video! We are fulltime RVrs in the early planning stages of spending a summer in Alaska. Already have the Church's book. Enjoy all your videos, great job, keep them coming!
That footage at the end was utterly amazing!!
“Know your rig,” absolutely! We bought ours two years ago and we love it, but we know now that it would not be the kind of trailer to make this trip. We did not know what we did not know and fortunately we were able to learn without disasters. Anyone who doubts that needs to check the episode describing the mods you made to Grand Ginger. You did this the right way and gave yourself and all of us a great experience. Thanks again!
I loved reading the Milepost when we were on trips when we lived in Fairbanks! I am a constant paper map reader on trips so the Milepost was perfect for me!
I couldn't wait to move out of Alaska because of the long cold winters and now I'd love to move back! Absence from Alaska does make the heart grow fonder.
beautiful. I hate when your videos end. :)
I have loved all of your video’s! I have family in Alaska and have been three times flying in, the last two times we rented a Class C motor home. In my opinion an RV is the only way to experience Alaska. I hope you might consider a Route 66 (the mother road) season. If you make it to central Oklahoma I would love to show you around.
What's the longest you have driven in a day?
14 hours. Too long. We were trying to make our way to Vancouver so we could setup and start editing. We hope to cover it in the upcoming video.
recommend heading to eastern WA. learn about the birth of nuclear energy and see the mighty columbia river and snake river confluence and dams. continue through bend a cool city with lots of activities and mt bachelor.
Welcome home! Isn't AZ a great place!!!! And the roads!! OMGosh when we got here from AK in 1986 we were like North, South, East, West WHERE do ya wanna goooooooo..... not so much in AK ... if you can't get offroad you are STUUUUUCK ... folks if you only do the Kenai you will see it all! Pop up to Denali on the train if you must... XO, Kelly
As a former RV’er, I thank you for taking us along for a journey of a lifetime! It has been such an adventure! While am no longer able to travel, I feel like I was there with you! What a treat!
I enjoyed this whole Alaska trip with you guys I did not miss a video.....I cant wait until your next adventure begins.....I will be watching for sure.....
I was stationed in Alaska in the Army an I was stationed at Fort Greely AK. The best duty assignment ever. We went back in 2017 and had a awesome trip. I had brought the Milepost for a few years before our trip, during our trip I never opened it. I’m planning to go back next year, I plan on staying longer this time as it will be my last trip to Alaska. I don’t plan on making any reservations. In 17 I made reservations in Seward at a military campground but the city campground was so much nicer. I have Verizon and pretty much had coverage most places. I’m planning on getting Starlink this time. It’s a great trip. I had no trouble with my fifth wheel and no trouble to speak of with the truck. I’ll probably take a extra spare for the truck as the truck is getting new tires in March. Truck gets around 12 miles to the gallon and I figure 12,000 miles round trip from North Carolina. Diesel fuel cost a little more in Canada, one place I filled up at diesel was 1.99 a liter I just kept on pumping diesel. I figure 100 nights camping at $70 a night. I don’t count food as we have to eat no matter where we are at. You can boondock and save a lot of money plus you can take a smaller camper and truck or car for that matter. Everyone is different
love ya'll so much. thank you for the information.
I did my Alaska trip june and July 2017 in my Mercedes Benz motor home, all 9,000 mile to the Artic Circle from Ventura, California. I was a great trip, bucket item checked.
Great advice guys.
Thank you so much for the video's. We look forward to Sundays with KYD. We are planning our trip in 2020 and are very excited.
We did almost the same route in a rented RV in June 2018 for our Honeymoon- so amazing! I know I am watching this way late but we are about to buy our first travel trailer and I am binging! The Alaska TourSaver App saved us so much money.
Thanks for the great video's, all of them. I am planning a 50 day trip to Alaska from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. There will be be five or six couples all in RV's. Thank you for all the Alaska info.
Just completed bindge watching your Alaska trip. I retired from the Air Forrce from Anchorage in 1991. My Alaska adventure began at Galena which was a remote tour (could not take family). My family was in Eagle River and I flew into Anchorage on AF business monthly. I have so many great memories of Alaska and your videos highlighted most of them. I had one overwhelming feeling the intire time I was there and that feeling was "being on top of the world." Thank you for sharing your adventures and bringing back so many great memories.
Great Video but for the love of humanity STOP using rainx. It is so outdated, I used to think it was decent until I found something else. That something else is Ceramic coating and it's where it's at now. Have the coating done on the truck paint and windows. Thank me later when you don't have broken windshields and chipped paint.
I am a Meteorologist in Anchorage typically June and July are driest part of summer, August and September is typically the rainy season. May is a good month especially last half of May. But it does vary as the weather does it's own thing. Like this year we had 2 inches of snow on May 3rd!
Type of RV people in Alaska (we have all been these) 1) novice - don’t know anything and wants you to tell them what to do 2) referral - never been but has a friend …. 3) 1X timers - been there one time but knows everything 4) experienced - been there several times and really does know a thing or two 5) researcher - never been there but has read all the travel books and watched videos 6) UA-camrs - primarily interested in having a way to write off trip and will tell you what you will enjoy 7) Alaskan - they live there and play there and knows all the hidden gems are 8) headshakers - a subset of Alaskan who listen to what the visitor’s plans are and just shakes their head
Enjoyed this immensely. We plan to go up to the Yukon and Ft. Dawson in the Northwest Territories where my grandfather was a Mountie and gold prospector. Have an aunt and an uncle who were born in Whitehorse where a prospector museum exists. My grandmother took the first pictures of the Yukon with a box camera and they are in that museum. Dad was born in Spokane, near Coeur D'Alene where my grandmother was from, but raised in the Yukon. They would hold the boat in Skagway for grandpa Bee because he was so well known. Your tips are immensely helpful, and thank you once again for your abiding enthusiasm, which will get you through whatever "dull care" you encounter. Sincerely, Ron Bee
Question about your fasting. Did you drink anything else but water?? I intermittent fast but have never gone over 24 hours.
My husband and I are learning so much and are saving for our first RV. Thanks so much.
If you go to Alaska again, you MUST go to Dawson City. There is a lot of history and things to see. From there go to Chicken AK via the Top of the World Highway then to Tok.
Maybe if I watched more if your stuff, you might have given more info. I truly would have appreciated dump station and water sources along the way. We are class B and concerned about making this trip.
Remember to compare and say that the U.S. gallon is 3.785 litres and the Canadian gallon is 4.546 litres so there is nearly a one litre difference. :-)
We were a little of all 5 at times during our trip. We love your videos.cant wait to go back. We were gone 100 days from Florida to Alaska and back. Hopefully we will catch when you come thru central Florida
Ok, so this series was uber cool!!! Now, I am really jonesing to make the trek in our motorhome. My husband & I have been twice via cruise ship, but only saw three cities. I think Homer will be a definite destination. Thanks for all the info!
Tricia, in the U.P. the yooper's call your boots, swampers.
Great information as usual. I’m interested in Trish’s jacket. Where did she get that? It looks lightweight but still warm.
So I am sure you will get a crap load of questions, so I understand if you cannot get to them all. But being that my wife and I fall in that "Nature" category and are planning on flying in and out of anchorage next summer giving us 14 days to be there and we will probably be renting a camper van to travel. What would you suggest be the window we shoot for? Bears would be pretty high on my list, and also would like to do some fishing. Thanks
To mark and Trisha. You should look up the baud bridge crawfish festival in beaux bridge Louisiana. It is the finest family event I've ever seen and the food is also the best you will ever eat
It is awesome when great people share with you about amazing places. Thank you very much!
If you cut Alaska in half, Texas would then be the third largest state. Alaska 1 & 2 still being larger.
I know you heard all the rain x comments, but the one you used was rain x glass cleaner. It has very little of the wax film. What you need is the regular rain x that fills the divots on your windshield it lasts for 1-2 months.
We so enjoy these posts. My beau is a broadcaster. He is asking how difficult you believe it might be to broadcast via uplinks to the station while on the road? Have you met anyone doing this?
just want to say we loved your ak trip videos, met you a year ago in albuquerque , keep up the wonderful videos, we're most timers, hopefully our paths will cross, we're currently in key west, our go to place, travel safe, we luv you kids
Amazingly useful video - thank you!!
I find myself smiling the whole time during your videos. Keep up the great work!
What an awesome ride! Just curious do you still have a sticks and bricks to come home to? Also you have employment outside of UA-cam? Thanks for sharing this awesome adventure. Still trying to figure if I liked Alaska or Mexico trip better. Leaning Mexico because of weather.
You guys would rock socks if you were to be on The Amazing Race. #teamginger ! 😊
We are heading to Maine next June. We will have to apply what we saw from you guys going to Alaska and apply it to our Maine trip.
In a nature adventurist... With a touch of boondockerness!
That was really nice to do this, and your cost sheets were cool to look at. Love your videos. LOVE IT.