thaaaaank u for posting this, god i miss home i used to live in jewel lake, i grew up there and i miss driving around at night in the snow sooooo peaceful, thank u again
Will Crombie I live near Atlanta and when I was 16 with two months driving experience we got released out of school early because of snow and I drove a RWD Infiniti.... most chaotic driving experience ever... 10 minute drive was 30+. Ended up leaving my car at a gas station and thank god for my buddies jeep for getting me home
Lol The UK doesn't need to get that much before everything shuts down, it's pretty ridiculous! Though, saying that, we hardly ever get much snow, certainly not down south where I live. Probably why we often get caught off-guard by it. Most of any accumulation we might get, tends to be more up north where it's more mountainous.
recognized my employer Providence hospital right away. Just a few weeks or less from "enjoying" yet another snow filled driving experience. I hope it's a mild winter.
Its nice to see some good driving and people going about their lives like nothing is wrong in all that snow. if you get a few inches of snow here in the UK the country almost stops. :)
May Devone, Cost of living, especially in and around Anchorage, is really not far from living in a large city. No sales tax in the city limit also means many will make purchases in the city and have their items shipped. My one room mate was a K-12 teacher in the bush villages, they would have one teacher go to Anchorage about once a month with a shopping list and ship a majority of their goods back to the village. There's ways to manage, never make money an object.
I grew up in Alaska in the 60's and 70's and boy was there a ton of snow!! We went skiing at Artic snow lodge every weekend or Hillberg at Elmendorf Air Base. Since I was not driving for most of those years we took a bus and rented our skiis once we got there. You can not even believe how cheap it was in the 60's to ski. Our ski rental was .50 cents and so was the lift ticket. Sometimes with the chill factor it was so cold (-40) that we could only stay out for 15 minutes on the slope. Crazy and fun times. You could be poor and still have fun in those days.
hebneh, it comes down to follow following the track of the vehicle who drove before you and using your imagination to remember where curbs and medians are. Even plowed, you'll find yourself driving on 2-3" of packed snow a majority of the winter. Its nothing like the East Coast where I grew up understanding that a plowed road was to the pavement.
I miss the snow so much. Would drive through it all the time in Idaho. Miss the blizzard running over the windshield and light packing sound when you drive through the packed down snow. Miss it all so much. In a good 4matic or smart AWD vehicle, you can drive around all night long in this stuff on the main roads and never get stuck. Just enjoy the peace and quiet. No ice, just freshly packed snow.
Oh man...thats beautiful!! My husband and I will be moving out to Anchorage in August...I'm a bit nervous considering I've never driven in the snow (lived in cali for 22yrs and florida for 2), but nonetheless excited!!
I grew up in Pennsylvania, I had some experience with cold and snow. Take your time, keep your distance, especially at stop lights, keep a car length between you and the stopped car in front of you. Memorize the roads, so when they are nothing but white, you can use your imagination, "there's a median there, I should keep a little to right." You'll be surprised how fast you adapt, its not bad.
I grew up in Va and remembered some snowstorm we had, of course we got shut down. Until I was 15 and a superintendent from Alaska decided that he knew what he was doing and had our schools opened with 6 plus inches of snow on the ground and more storms coming. Bad idea because of our roads and all. the school bus I was on went into a skid hit a tree and went on it side, injuring all of us even before we got to school. three other buses where in crashes as well. That moron got some serious shit from, the county and state officials plus our parents and still tried to open schools the next day. All bus drivers went on strike. My parents along with others sued but didn't go to court insurance settled with us all. Mr Alaska got fired.
I hate that people think this is a daily life in Alaska. Alaska is, helping one another, playing outside, playing on devices, going to school, and MUCH more. Anchorage is a city. Not a place what has wooden cabins for houses. My house is like anyones in Florida or Mississippi or any place in the lower 48
At the start you were pretty close to my neighborhood. We'd like to have that six inches now to cover up the dirty and icy remains of the only snow so far this winter (11/3/16). I still have green grass showing in my back yard. Been that way the last couple years... kids have a hard time finding a decent sledding hill.
Just like Wisconsin storms. Our traffic lights really get rocking from the wind at times. Also we have people who stop at green lights, bicyclists in snow storms, jay walkers standing in the middle of the street, and that last one...lol.
I'm from Los Angeles where our winters are usually in the 60s for the highs. I'm planning on visiting Anchorage at the end of February this year and I'm wondering how cold will it be and does has I been snowing a lot like this in recent years around that time I plan to go? Any advice on what to pack would be greatly appreciated! And perhaps any other info or tips for when I visit would also be awesome. Thanks!
Could you make another video like this if it snows like this again with the winter coming up, pretty please? And the longer the better, or a lot of shorties. Thank you so much and I hope you get this!
Varies where you live. Last two years the winters have been around the 30's. Move further inland, the temps drop to those 10, 5, negatives. But there's a flip side, interior can get into the 80-90. Word of advice, if you have a strong career or job skill, it makes it easier to find a job and establish yourself.
Wow! So, I know Alaskans may laugh at this, but I live in Albuquerque. If it snows an inch here, everything closes - even if it's all melted by noon ...
You wimps. 2:40 Now that guy on a bicycle is the real adventurer.
On a serious note, it's a beautiful drive. Thanks for posting.
thaaaaank u for posting this, god i miss home i used to live in jewel lake, i grew up there and i miss driving around at night in the snow sooooo peaceful, thank u again
Ugh me too. I grew up in Eagle River... the nostalgia has been hitting so hard lately. I miss it so much😪
@@boxedlunch5682 awwww man eagle river wow , I had some friends who lived in peters creek , great times n memories
haha 2:45 guy on his bicycle, only in Alaska :D
stblclar o
No, WV..lol.
Yeah we have tuff bikers up here
Have to get around somehow!! 😂
Snow storms are just so relaxing to drive in or just look at aha
As long as the road is relatively abandoned. It's terrifying being around a ton of people who have no idea what they're doing.
Bullsnation agree
Will Crombie I live near Atlanta and when I was 16 with two months driving experience we got released out of school early because of snow and I drove a RWD Infiniti.... most chaotic driving experience ever... 10 minute drive was 30+. Ended up leaving my car at a gas station and thank god for my buddies jeep for getting me home
Agreed. It’s so peaceful driving in the snow. I usually do it at dawn when the roads are empty. It’s so peaceful!
This is proof that Winter is the best season of them all
I Love Alaska!!
Love the fact that everything just carries on. Even your buses were still running. Nice video.
The buses are running. NYC gets 2 inches of snow and everything shuts down. They even put a curfew in effect for 2 inches of snow.
Lol The UK doesn't need to get that much before everything shuts down, it's pretty ridiculous! Though, saying that, we hardly ever get much snow, certainly not down south where I live. Probably why we often get caught off-guard by it. Most of any accumulation we might get, tends to be more up north where it's more mountainous.
recognized my employer Providence hospital right away. Just a few weeks or less from "enjoying" yet another snow filled driving experience. I hope it's a mild winter.
I will visit alaska sometime in the future.
Me too
Me too ! Not in storms though ! 😱😁
Hard to think that this was one year ago.... Anchorage weather,,, Got to love it.... OR LEAVE.... :)
Like the music.... Nice.
Its nice to see some good driving and people going about their lives like nothing is wrong in all that snow. if you get a few inches of snow here in the UK the country almost stops. :)
zoinx4444 same here in Birmingham al
He visto este vídeo 100 veces y me encanta, cada poco tiempo lo veo. Beautiful.
Beautiful, thanks for sharing ! These videos are never boring to me :)
You drove right around the area I lived in, off of piper st. I knew exactly where you were when it started
Love the wetter snow with late season storms. I truly enjoyed seeing the bicyclist.
there's nothing like driving in this stuff. it's magical. I bet it wasn't even that cold.
This video makes me homesick for Anchorage. Great background music at the start, by the way. Snow Patrol seems kind of appropriate.
I can't wait till winter comes.
3 years later....
Did it come???
I always say this... until it comes.
BEAUTIFUL SNOW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC! :-) I LOVE ALASKA, cannot afford to live there!
May Devone, Cost of living, especially in and around Anchorage, is really not far from living in a large city. No sales tax in the city limit also means many will make purchases in the city and have their items shipped. My one room mate was a K-12 teacher in the bush villages, they would have one teacher go to Anchorage about once a month with a shopping list and ship a majority of their goods back to the village. There's ways to manage, never make money an object.
I work in East Coast as a S E Parapro. It is a hard job, but I love the kids. The cost of living is expensive!
Wow, too much snow for me. We went last Summer, planning to go back in a couple years and see Dawson City, Fairbanks, and Denali.
I enjoyed the ride in with you this morning thanks a lot keep dry
I grew up in Alaska in the 60's and 70's and boy was there a ton of snow!! We went skiing at Artic snow lodge every weekend or Hillberg at Elmendorf Air Base. Since I was not driving for most of those years we took a bus and rented our skiis once we got there. You can not even believe how cheap it was in the 60's to ski. Our ski rental was .50 cents and so was the lift ticket. Sometimes with the chill factor it was so cold (-40) that we could only stay out for 15 minutes on the slope. Crazy and fun times. You could be poor and still have fun in those days.
hebneh, it comes down to follow following the track of the vehicle who drove before you and using your imagination to remember where curbs and medians are. Even plowed, you'll find yourself driving on 2-3" of packed snow a majority of the winter. Its nothing like the East Coast where I grew up understanding that a plowed road was to the pavement.
Beautiful!!!
Love your vid. Thanks for sharing. I lol'd at that subaru in the end😃
loved that storm, I was out plowing until 3am and back out at 9 the next day.
Nothing better to watch on a hot summer day!
What are you driving in the snow???? I have a Tahoe 4x4 love the snow in PA !!!!!!!
I miss the winters up north. There is something about a snowy night that tugs at the soul.
Fun stuff. I miss living up there... I love driving on snow..
It's all fun and games until someone loses a headlight...
Why’d you move if you don’t mind me asking
I miss the snow so much. Would drive through it all the time in Idaho. Miss the blizzard running over the windshield and light packing sound when you drive through the packed down snow. Miss it all so much. In a good 4matic or smart AWD vehicle, you can drive around all night long in this stuff on the main roads and never get stuck. Just enjoy the peace and quiet. No ice, just freshly packed snow.
I love snow and travel just to see it but it’s so scary to drive in ... This video is beautiful and relaxing though 😊
THANKS FOR THE VIDEO ,, LOVE FROM SWEDEN ❤❤❤
Oh man...thats beautiful!! My husband and I will be moving out to Anchorage in August...I'm a bit nervous considering I've never driven in the snow (lived in cali for 22yrs and florida for 2), but nonetheless excited!!
I grew up in Pennsylvania, I had some experience with cold and snow. Take your time, keep your distance, especially at stop lights, keep a car length between you and the stopped car in front of you. Memorize the roads, so when they are nothing but white, you can use your imagination, "there's a median there, I should keep a little to right." You'll be surprised how fast you adapt, its not bad.
I live in Pa! Planning a trip to anchorage next spring
I grew up in Va and remembered some snowstorm we had, of course we got shut down. Until I was 15 and a superintendent from Alaska decided that he knew what he was doing and had our schools opened with 6 plus inches of snow on the ground and more storms coming. Bad idea because of our roads and all. the school bus I was on went into a skid hit a tree and went on it side, injuring all of us even before we got to school. three other buses where in crashes as well. That moron got some serious shit from, the county and state officials plus our parents and still tried to open schools the next day. All bus drivers went on strike. My parents along with others sued but didn't go to court insurance settled with us all. Mr Alaska got fired.
I can understand that, certain places are a lot different than others
This is how I have always wanted to live.
Me encantan los dias asi....pasaste por la calle donde vivo Lake Otis...excelente video
Alaska seems like a beautiful area, I would love to go there one day
Me too
One day I would like to go to Alaska :)
Go for it, life is short and the experience will follow you for a life time.
Im sour on Alaska, but dont have the dough to leave...so makes me a sourdough lol :D
I'm buying property in Fairbanks and Sitka Alaska. I love the snow, hate the digging and clean up!
Very short summer long days of darkness yeah......no. Snowmobiling would be fun though.
More snow trips Mike! I love snow! :) thanks!
I hate that people think this is a daily life in Alaska. Alaska is, helping one another, playing outside, playing on devices, going to school, and MUCH more. Anchorage is a city. Not a place what has wooden cabins for houses. My house is like anyones in Florida or Mississippi or any place in the lower 48
I have a log cabin upper hillside in Anchorage. It happens.
Love that you're listening to Snow Patrol in the opening! Ironic.
I’m frm Singapore. It is so relaxing. Thank you.
Here i was in northeastern kansas getting snow in october but the instant justice watching this is real.
Lovely video,at the end of the video it looks like the two cars making the turn on the left had a accident
Wow! That's what I would call a snow storm! Thanks for uploading :)
Snow Patrol. I see what you did there.
+romaczech75 I saw that too! Good catch.
That looks so amazing 🥰
Just a normal day in Anchorage.
No it isn't
Pretty much
Lol that Subaru driver at the end... come on!!
love it thanks for the ride
Totally off topic, but "Run" by Snow Patrol is probably one of the best songs ever! Haha anyway sweet video!
Love it! Thanx for posting.
At the start you were pretty close to my neighborhood. We'd like to have that six inches now to cover up the dirty and icy remains of the only snow so far this winter (11/3/16). I still have green grass showing in my back yard. Been that way the last couple years... kids have a hard time finding a decent sledding hill.
Living near Buffalo,NY this could pass as a regular snow storm here too. Love winters
Nice, Thanks for posting.
I love being in a nice warm vehicle watching it snow all around me.
Wonderful. Thanks a lot for sharing. :)
That’s great everyone has the streets memorized already, I would be no good driving without seeing any street lines 🙈
This is beautiful
from a florida viewpoint of having lived there this place looks like paradise
Nice video, I'd love to live in Alaska someday
damn you still have old crown victoria taxis 5:26
Just like Wisconsin storms. Our traffic lights really get rocking from the wind at times. Also we have people who stop at green lights, bicyclists in snow storms, jay walkers standing in the middle of the street, and that last one...lol.
GOOD MUSIC :)
I'm from Los Angeles where our winters are usually in the 60s for the highs. I'm planning on visiting Anchorage at the end of February this year and I'm wondering how cold will it be and does has I been snowing a lot like this in recent years around that time I plan to go? Any advice on what to pack would be greatly appreciated! And perhaps any other info or tips for when I visit would also be awesome. Thanks!
Nice video very calming
Hello!
Why i can't see the video any more?! Did you remove it? :(
I like it so much, please reload it again!!!
Could you make another video like this if it snows like this again with the winter coming up, pretty please? And the longer the better, or a lot of shorties. Thank you so much and I hope you get this!
I love when we go for a ride at night when it is snowing.
Omg omg is is the real fun. Hope we get the same amount of snow in tirol austria. ☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️🌨🌨🌨🌨
Snow and cold and nice for a “Short” period of a few days then I’m good lol
I wish i spent the last 2 years in Anchorage since Juneau didn't get snow this year 2015.
Fantastic 😎🌟❄💗🤗
would love to enjoy that snow one of the best things about Alaska u get lots of snow
How do older carberated cars do in Alaska. Is fuel injection a must in winters
So beautiful
It used to snow in northern Indiana like this. Not so much these days. What time of day was this shot?
Beautiful video i must say..
Not jumping to 6:08. I love that song!
was this the last big snow year?
Was in the USAF, TDY at Elmendorf; yeah, you get used to it, no worries.
I want that much snow !!!!!!!!!!!!!! :(
Why didn't you just take piper all the way down to Tudor since you were near providence to begin with?
This video makes me homesick for Anchorage :/
What time of the day or night is this please?
nice vid dude......!!!
I've been thinking a lot of moving there. I'm used to driving in the snow and love the cold. what's the avg temp in winter? 10f? 5f?
Varies where you live. Last two years the winters have been around the 30's. Move further inland, the temps drop to those 10, 5, negatives. But there's a flip side, interior can get into the 80-90. Word of advice, if you have a strong career or job skill, it makes it easier to find a job and establish yourself.
Michael McNeill Nothing special. Photography
what time of day/night was this filmed?
Does everyone drives a 4x4?
Evan Faraday not everyone. people with small front wheel drive cars have studded tires 90% of the time. other have awd cars or 4wd.
Carlito I thought so cause no way in hell a rear wheel drive car can make it.
Evan Faraday haha yeah nope. we keep em in our garages.
Carlito what you live in Alaska?
Evan Faraday Yes i do. Anchorage.
beautiful!
FANTASTIC... SUPER REALAX
One day I would love to go to alaska
you must be on tuder road as I see lake Otis :)
Its like a dream 🥰
what dash cam you using mate?
Me when I drive in snow: "Don't slide. Don't slide. Don't slide."
Perfect weather to be sideways through anchorage!
Wow! So, I know Alaskans may laugh at this, but I live in Albuquerque. If it snows an inch here, everything closes - even if it's all melted by noon ...
I think thats safest i like that
+Jon Sánchez Its something everyone should experience learning to drive in snow and ice cause is snows in what 3/4 of the US would be helpful
TS Ts I agree ... Albuquerque drivers can't even drive in the rain. Heck, they can barely drive in normal conditions. 😂
What an amazing place to live.