Last day in the mountains of Alaska | Ride to Alaska | Part 10 | Purely Nomad

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  • Опубликовано: 7 янв 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @deeswiggins4331
    @deeswiggins4331 Год назад +1

    What a great ending to an amazing trip. It was a good experience sharing one day of riding with you in the Arctic. Looking forward to seeing more of your journeys in the future. Last years trip fueled my desire to do more big rides too.

    • @purely_nomad_
      @purely_nomad_  Год назад +1

      Thank you Dan. Like you said, meeting people was one of the best things about riding, really enjoyed riding with you. Looking forward to meeting you on the road some day.

  • @rmoran113
    @rmoran113 5 месяцев назад

    Had to watch them again…amazing trip. I’m planning to do same trip starting mid May next year. Thinking about storing bike in anchorage fly home and return late august with my wife ride south to Calgary or glacier area where she fly home and I ride the rest. Figured after 3 weeks in saddle two months would be good rest!

    • @purely_nomad_
      @purely_nomad_  5 месяцев назад

      Definitely that sounds like a solid plan. Would recommend taking different routes in each direction, there’s the cassiar highway (more remote) and Alaska highway and both are equally beautiful from what I’ve read. Also if possible would highly taking the top of the world highway. It’s dirt but easy dirt with some of the most amazing views riding on top of the mountains. Do check if the border post is opened when you are traveling, I think it opens mid June.

  • @davidlong2683
    @davidlong2683 Год назад

    Very good video. Thanks for sharing.

  • @johnlounsbury6191
    @johnlounsbury6191 Год назад

    looking forward to coming videos. do you tent camp or do you find other accommodations ?

    • @purely_nomad_
      @purely_nomad_  Год назад

      Glad you enjoyed! I’m not very good at camping, still learning. I was carrying a tent for if I couldn’t find a place to stay on this trip and infact I did camp in Glacier National Park but apart from that I was lucky to find accommodation everywhere. Although ones on Dalton were very expensive and if I ever do the road again I would prefer camping more.