Sorry Jay - but this video made me cry! It's so beautiful: nature, the lakes and streams, the snow kept mountains, everything... It has been one of my biggest dreams for almost 30 yearsto travel to Canada (especially BC) one day. I never did it, and today I feel old and weak, I can barely walk half a mile and have to rest a lot. But thank you for bringing all these beautiful sights to my computer screen. Thanks for filming and editing. Have a wonderful time in Alaska and safe travels. Gabi.
WOW how exciting for you both, really looking forward to this trip. So many bears and those mountains are beautiful. Awesome you got to see the Northern Lights there, what an experience. This place is still on my list so looking for tips and places to stay, I have a 4Runner too. :)
I have so much catching up to do!! This will be an exciting trip. Hope YYC and Lake Louise treated you well on your way by. Are you stopping in Port Protection??!! I’m obsessed with this show. Your channel is the best too!! Have a great trip. ❤
What a stunningly beautiful road trip! No grizzlies yet tho eh? I've been out to BC a bunch of times and never get to see grizzlies, but I hope to! I'm glad you and Tina get to see some of Canada 🇨🇦 😊
BC is on another level from anywhere else I've been for overlanding. You wouldn't believe the places you can camp, the best of which are often crown land secrets that aren't on any map. The more time you put in exploring and slower you drive the more you are rewarded! It's all free because this is public land! Every Canadian shares equal ownership of crown land! Ours to use (and yours when you visit of course!) You gotta get away from the highways though. The good stuff is hours down the Forestry Service Roads, far enough to deter the crowds, that's where the magic is.
Welcome to Alaska. Tok, Ak is with a long vowel O , even though it’s not spelled like that. I traveled that road in Dec, 1986, 35 bellow and slept in the car. Was nervous the car might not start and freeze me solid. You might go to Valdez while heading south, there is another side trip that direction, Kennicott Mine. I have heard tell there is about 90 miles of tunnels through those mountains.
We just went to Kennecot but didn't do any mine tours. You have to have a guide for those now. We did walk out onto Root Glacier though! It's crazy a glacier is at 2000 ft!
Is your stove one designed to use propane or is that an adapter you’re using with one designed for isobutane? It looks like a nice setup. I’m familiar with the pot you were using either. Looks like a good setup. Beautiful scenery! How did Tina like her solo trip on the El Camino versus the one farther south that you two did together earlier this year? The northern route appeared to be less traveled in her posts. If so, was that a seasonal thing or is it just not the route many choose?
Yep, the north isn't as common mostly because it's not the traditional route and it's a little harder. And yes, it's a Propane tank with an adapter to use with an isobutane stove. It works well and is a ton cheaper than isobutane.
Woo hoo! The Jayna Gap ...0!!! Happy to see Tina back. Have a great trip!
Sorry Jay - but this video made me cry! It's so beautiful: nature, the lakes and streams, the snow kept mountains, everything... It has been one of my biggest dreams for almost 30 yearsto travel to Canada (especially BC) one day. I never did it, and today I feel old and weak, I can barely walk half a mile and have to rest a lot. But thank you for bringing all these beautiful sights to my computer screen. Thanks for filming and editing. Have a wonderful time in Alaska and safe travels. Gabi.
Love that you are taking us along with you. I know you will show us the beautiful side of Alaska, not the touristy trap towns. HI Tina
Those bear were huge and the northern lights just awesome!! Glad to know you have Tina's company!
Woo hoo, after 7 years of watching Jay Wanders Out... it’s finally happening!!! Looking forward to this.
Im happy to see Tina is with you as well! Definitely an amazing road trip! 🥰🥾🥾⛺️😎
Jay Wanders Out, I subscribed because your videos are super cool!
A wonderful adventure begins!
Excited to see your adventures in Alaska! Safe travels!
WOW how exciting for you both, really looking forward to this trip. So many bears and those mountains are beautiful. Awesome you got to see the Northern Lights there, what an experience. This place is still on my list so looking for tips and places to stay, I have a 4Runner too. :)
Im really enjoying your videos. Thanks for sharing!
I forgot how good your videos are, it’s been awhile since I’ve tuned in. Sorry !!!
Amazing video! Can't wait to see more!
If this is anything like the FL segments, it’s going to be awesome.
Always excited to hear about your latest adventure.
I have so much catching up to do!! This will be an exciting trip. Hope YYC and Lake Louise treated you well on your way by. Are you stopping in Port Protection??!! I’m obsessed with this show. Your channel is the best too!! Have a great trip. ❤
Gorgeous!!!!
Thanks Jay!
Happy to have you starting another trip. Alaska is wonderful.
What a stunningly beautiful road trip! No grizzlies yet tho eh? I've been out to BC a bunch of times and never get to see grizzlies, but I hope to! I'm glad you and Tina get to see some of Canada 🇨🇦 😊
BC is on another level from anywhere else I've been for overlanding. You wouldn't believe the places you can camp, the best of which are often crown land secrets that aren't on any map. The more time you put in exploring and slower you drive the more you are rewarded! It's all free because this is public land! Every Canadian shares equal ownership of crown land! Ours to use (and yours when you visit of course!) You gotta get away from the highways though. The good stuff is hours down the Forestry Service Roads, far enough to deter the crowds, that's where the magic is.
Great video with lots of great beautiful views with the mountains covered with snow, that is a lot of black bears 19.
I'm heading up there next week myself. May run into you along the way. Enjoy your videos
I'll check out your setup video and look for you!
I'm looking for to your adventures up north. Thanks for sharing.
I did the same drive and saw at least 13 black bears one day in BC . Fantastic. Enjoy
Wow! The most we got in 1 day was 7 but that's still pretty amazing
So glad you are with your girlfriend! I am going to Alaska next year it’s the only state I haven’t been to yet!
Wow 19 bears just on the one section of the drive! Amazing. What's the name of the Korean dish? Looks perfect for camping and traveling.
awesome!
I’m hoping to do the trek to Alaska in a couple of years when I retire. My twist is that I want to do it in a EV.
Welcome to Alaska. Tok, Ak is with a long vowel O , even though it’s not spelled like that. I traveled that road in Dec, 1986, 35 bellow and slept in the car. Was nervous the car might not start and freeze me solid. You might go to Valdez while heading south, there is another side trip that direction, Kennicott Mine. I have heard tell there is about 90 miles of tunnels through those mountains.
We just went to Kennecot but didn't do any mine tours. You have to have a guide for those now. We did walk out onto Root Glacier though! It's crazy a glacier is at 2000 ft!
Ya always did want to see a bear on the AT.
Is your stove one designed to use propane or is that an adapter you’re using with one designed for isobutane? It looks like a nice setup. I’m familiar with the pot you were using either. Looks like a good setup. Beautiful scenery! How did Tina like her solo trip on the El Camino versus the one farther south that you two did together earlier this year? The northern route appeared to be less traveled in her posts. If so, was that a seasonal thing or is it just not the route many choose?
Yep, the north isn't as common mostly because it's not the traditional route and it's a little harder. And yes, it's a Propane tank with an adapter to use with an isobutane stove. It works well and is a ton cheaper than isobutane.
@@JayWandersOutdo you highlight your stove setup in one of your past videos, prior to this trip I mean.