Fort Worth, Alaska, Tuktoyaktuk 2018, Full Movie
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2018
- Follow along on this solo adventure touring motorcycle trip from Fort Worth, Texas with a loop through Alaska and ultimately to Tuktoyaktuk, Northwest Territories, Canada on the Arctic Ocean riding a 2017 Husqvarna 701 Enduro. The plan included as much gravel/dirt/forest road as possible. The total trip took 29 days. The total miles were 10,129 with nearly 3,000 of those miles being gravel/dirt/forest road. A few of the major dirt roads include; Forest Trunk Rd 40 in Alberta, The Denali Highway, Petersville Rd, Top of The World Highway, in Alaska, the Dempster Highway including the, newly opened for this year, additional 100 miles from Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk, and the Campbell Highway in Yukon and Northwest Territories. Also traveled the length of the Cassiar Highway in British Columbia eventually passed through Jasper and Banff National Parks. Map link:
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The ride report here:
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Just got done rewatching this video for a third time.. Epic..
John Morris.. I too am retiring in Sept of 2021 and am planning on going to the Yukon and Alaska in 2022. Have a Super Tenere 1200.
A friend of mine and I made that trip in June of 1988 on two KLR 650s. Only we went to Inuvik first. Road to Tuk wasn’t built then. Top of the world and then entire Alaska loop to Homer. And back to Albuquerque. Once in a lifetime trip. Thanks for your great video Brought back great memories.
Thank you for being willing to share your faith and your gratitude for God’s blessings. Amazing video and trip...thanks for sharing it.
I did that trip to Tuk. in 1994, it was (for me) a once in a lifetime experience. I did get to stay at Grubins Oil Camp when I was there in Tuktoyaktuk for a week. I got to see all the animals that live up there except white (Polar) bears. The sunrise lasted for days as well as the sunset. I was glad you mentioned the feel of the ground, I had told friends it was like walking on a soft mattress. Then the northern lights were awe inspiring on my way back southbound. I felt truly blessed with that opportunity. I feel you did too. I shot a lot of 35mm film, old school stuff now. THANKS for sharing.
I took a trip from FL to CA and back on my 2003 Harley-Davidson. My dream now is to ride from Abilene TX to the Arctic Ocean. I loved watching your video. Good to see someone giving glory to God on a trip like this.
Hey, Remember that One Time? I live in Rising star , that’s about 50 miles from abilene and i found you trip to the arctic sea very interesting, have u got a route that you have looked at ? I hope u can do it ! and what kind of bike would you do it with ?
Gary Teague I haven’t planned a route yet. I’m interested in the Harley Pan America that is supposed to be coming out in a couple of years. I’m hoping to pick one up and then make the trip.
Hey, Remember, and Gary, I am in Austin, and thinking the same trip in 2020, I'll have 5 weeks vacation. Currently routing a course to Deadhorse ..... louis@bluebonnetwoodworks.com give me a shout and maybe share info. I am on a KLR 650.
Wow. It took me forever to make my 4 minute video. Thank you for taking me on your ride - only 2 hours 19 min and 4 seconds for me -- and 29 days for you. I had an amazing trip. No flats, minimal rain, a couple of nice cold drinks, great scenery, no back pain and great memories. That was awesome!
Thanks for taking me on that journey Eddie. Not too many videos will keep me watching for over 2 hours! Must have taken you days to upload it. It takes a lot of guts and skill to navigate all that mud, rain and gravel for so long on a bike, all the way to the Arctic Ocean, tenting it no less. You must be tough as nails. Then I see you change two bike tires at your campsite using only the tools you took with you, that's hardcore. Alberta looked absolutely amazing on camera, I can only imagine the wow factor when viewed by the naked eye going along that river through Athabasca and Banff. I could never do this journey on my scooter as it doesn't do well on gravel, much less the mud slicks you had to get through, you had the right bike for the job and glad it served you well. Glad you made it back safe and sound and all in one piece. Thanks for the camping tips too, for cooking, and that wind shield you made was a great idea. I'm doing a 9 day camp/bike trip this summer (God willing) and got some great ideas. Anyone planning to bike to Alaska needs to watch this video so they know the kind of challenges they will meet, although they don't have to take every back country goat path like Eddie did! Cheers Eddie, great ride.
How anyone can not enjoy this video is beyond me. I ride too. And felt like I was right along with you. Beautiful scenery and exploring is what motorcycle traveling is all about. Loved it.
Loved it. Thank you so much. I live in the UK but my wife and I rode the Dalton to Deadhorse on our KTM 990 in the summer of 2012. Watching this brought it back for us.
This is an absolutely amazing video. I can't believe more people aren't watching it. Maybe they're put off by the length in this year of clickbait and sound bites, but I'm loving it and I'm left with the feeling that I want to go do this ride thanks to you documenting it so well. Absolutely terrific!
I love how you mentioned the lupine and your desire to share that with some folks back home. This is one of the few Moto videos that embraces the natural world and even take some time to observe, understand and explain it. Thanks for taking the time to put this together and for sharing it with the world.
Thanks for the encouraging word Nolan. You are right about the length of the video. I should have made about a six or eight part series out of it. Editing video turns out to not be my passion and subsequently very time consuming. I condensed about 7 hours of recording down to what you see and just had to stop.
@@eddiehess6562 , don't change a thing. I'm thankful for what you did post. It's just terrific!
@@eddiehess6562 You only recorded 7 hours on the trip? I was wondering if you were turning the recording on for brief periods of just brought a lot of memory cards and recorded the whole thing. And, yes, editing is less fun than exploring!
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I am Glad you included God in your Ride and video.
Who is the Manufacturer of your adjustable windshield? And would you recommend it?
Best Wishes from Montana! M.H.
Loved you video. I retire in 2021 and I will making the trip from Houston to Alaska on a KTM 1290
Thanks for all your work on this video.
John Morris.. I too am retiring in Sept of 2021 and am planning on going to the Yukon and Alaska in 2022. Have a Super Tenere 1200.
Wow, you hooked me into the video for the entire length!
Awesome trip and videotography, thank you very much!
Beautiful country thanks for sharing your adventure.
Thank you. This is an amazing video, an amazing adventure. Your video is very truthful. No posturing nor bragging. Very pure spirit of motorcycling. Thanks for the authencity.
What an incredible journey you have shared with us... enjoyed watching every moment of it... Thanks for being a blessing and sharing... ride
safe, stay blessed...
Also amen God is good. Hope to follow in your tracks if God allows me to live that long. wow what a great video thank you for the experience of traveling along with you.
Passeio maravilhoso!!!
Paisagens incríveis!
Parabéns e obrigado por compartilhar.
Thank you Sir, for allowing us to go along on your journey. Our God is an awesome God.
Which god is that? There's so many past and present.
Wonderful video...really gives you the feeling of being on the road with Eddie. Loved how you showed long shots of highlights, but not too much. Really well done! I also really like your preference for dirt roads.
What a treat to find your video today. Thank you so much for taking us along.. Loved the campsite Fajitas!
NICE ONE!!! this summer I'm riding 3k miles from Minnesota to wasilla alaska....gonna do it in 4 days. 19 street glide special. God Bless and ride safe!!
U aint riding 3000 miles in 4 days ,on a bike ,not a chance ,750 miles a day, your dreaming
Great video so far Eddie eventually I will watch all of it. Just stumbled across your video. What a grand journey! I am from Edmonton Alberta and appreciate the very nice comments you made on our province and people. I just bought a 2020 husky 701 this week and look forward to some great adventures like this. In 1991 I was scheduled to travel to Tuk with my father by vehicle. Sadly the night before our departure my appendix exploded and I could not make the trip. I vowed to one day make it there, and I believe my Husky will take me there one day! Cheers!
Eddie - i appreciate you getting back with me & hope you have many more adventures & safe travels.
Just outstanding...congrats and thank you for documenting the ride - I now have another goal!
Loved the simplicity of the video, the landscape, the music. Thank you for sharing. Please be safe.
I appreciate your faith comments. I am 55 and am looking at doing some sort of ride this summer.
you can comment on God but living it is so much different. you don't need a badge or a club. try being inclusive and you will be much more of a god like human
Great work, Eddie. I loved it. It has inspired me to on a similar road trip. I especially love how you take the side roads and gravel roads. It makes us see the natural world much closely compared to if you had been on a highway. Thanks a lot for sharing your trip.
I thoroughly enjoyed your trip, thank you for sharing your adventure.
I was glad to see through your video the sign at the entrance to the Alaska Highway. My sticker is just great. You ride the 701 honors. Thank you sir
Avi Feldman
Israel
Two years. Whow time fly’s. I met you just after you got the Husky. I was riding my Suzuki DR650 . Don’t see many DUELSPORT riders around here but ya know what. I followed you home and we talked about an hour. You were telling me about this trip you were planning. Awesome to see you did it! I don’t ride much anymore.. getting older. I just subscribed to your channel and now I’m going to watch your trip. Thanks maybe I’ll see ya again like to hear your story!👍
Great video and awesome trip. It's on my bucket list from Indiana to Alaska.
Wow!! What an epic you through such beautiful country. Taking all the backroads was very adventurous. Thank you for sharing.
Eddie. I watched the entire video and enjoyed every minute. I hope to do a similar trip from Ohio soon. I learned a lot. Good job.
This video is great so far. I like the close up camera shots. Thanks for putting this video together and sharing it!
Thank you Eddie. I will start looking at GAIA and start prepping the routes. Thanks again for your time sir.
Enjoying the video very much thanks. Planning ride to Tuk from Vancouver Island BC in June 2019.
This is great! I really enjoy these long videos. Thanks for sharing!
Eddie Thanks for sharing you experience and taking the time to make this awesome video... also i want to thank you for the maps! i live in Dallas and 2020 i think will be the year for my trip! i really enjoy it!
You are a good Texan. Thanks for coming north and enjoying the country. And thanks for sharing your journey, I am glad I stumbled upon it. Kind regards from a Canadian with family in Texas. Stay safe and healthy.
What an awesome video! Your High def footage of the arctic is so beautiful and inspiring. Great musical choices too! Excellent quality production and content. Thank you!
Thanks for documenting the journey!. Well done. I will be doing this next year from Hamilton Ontario to Tuktoyaktuk and now I know what to expect.
This will take more than one sitting to get through, but I'm loving it and will finish it! Awesome, awesome video! Thanks so much for sharing it!
I've been visiting it in between other Vlogs but it was well worth coming back to and finishing!!
Happy for you ... amazes me how steady and smooth your video seems when your on those bumpy rocky forest roads ...
Great video Eddie! This is the first Husqvarna I've seen used in a adventure like this. Very cool!
Thank you for the bright positive ride! I can't do long rides but you showed me places and experiences that make up for it. I'm from the Niagara Falls Canada area. I ride up the amazing Niagara Parkway following the Niagara river. I stopped as the river empties into Lake Ontario at Niagara-on-Lake.
Your video is a breath of fresh air...thanks!!!
Outstanding video and music. Happy for you and that actual courage to go that far in remote areas riding over back roads. God Bless. Look forward to another video someday.
Amazing trip this video popped up after one of my favorites this is a ride I'm planning I'm in Oregon to Alaska 2002 Honda xr650l big tank great video be safe and God bless
Fantástico, extraordinário, parabéns, foi um sucesso essa aventura, abençoada, Deus no controle de tudo
Well done sir! Thanks for sharing your trip.
Was on the Dempster the same days you were there in 2018!! Your video really helped me relive the experience, thank you!
Outstanding video! One of the best I’ve ever watched!
I have your video playing in my office at work. Simply because I can't see nature from inside the building. The 2 hr long video is worth it. I hope to be able to do this one day.
Hi Eddie, just watched your entire video and just cannot imagine how you were able to do this by yourself. It is a very inspiring and beautifully put together film and great music too.
Awsome Video. This is a bucket list of mine to go from Killeen, TX to Alaska
All glory goes to God thank you for sharing this
Thanks for sharing your ride. From other stories I read about the ride to Tuk, you were wise to run up there while the weather was dry.
-Christos Kurios
Epic ride! Thanks for posting this. Some of these places I've been, and some I have yet to go, e.g. - Tuk. This gives me an idea of what to expect.
Awesome job!! And a wealth of information in the comments. Thanks
great ride Eddie, good job on the video and narrating!
....deer and antelope....cant say, I didnt see what came next, lol. Great adventure!!! Thanks!!👍
I love the guitar music you chose for this video...it's absolutely lovely and G_dly.
great video, so many beautiful landscapes
Awesome trip!!! Great video! One day I would like to make that trip.
Thank you for video, Eddie. It is very interesting!
Terrific - and you're low key great company. Grazie!
awesome and inspirational - i am ashamed as a canadian to not have driven these roads - wtg eddie - i am a subscriber now and hope to see many more hours of your adventures!
Fabulous video! Thank you!
Only halfway through so far (will finish later today), but absolutely love the style of your video here. Great work.
Amazing video! Watched the whole thing and Loved it! I'm going next month and I Learned few things from your video. Thank you for sharing!! 👍
Thank you for sharing your amazing adventure……….Truly breathtaking scenery. 👍
Thanks for the fantastic ride.
Eddie,,,, I was all in, riding vicariously with you this morning , but work got in the way, life usually does,,,but now this evening I am casting this from my laptop to a much bigger TV screen while sipping on a Lagavulin 16 year old,,,, So, keep up the ride for I will be with you for the duration of your trip......keep up the good work!!!!
Eddie, this is a wonderful video. I truly enjoyed it. With my son and my buddy, we went to Tuktoyaktuk last summer by motorcycles too. I am very impressed that even though you were on your own, for the trip, you took the time to record beautiful shots. Your work makes me want to go again! Thanks!
Dude! Awesome. Love the music too.
I enjoyed watching your video!
I live in Plano, TX and plan to do the same.
Enjoyed your video, I was about 2 days behind you in tuktoyaktuk, I left winnipeg manitoba on June 14th arrived in Tuk 11pm on the 18th. Spent 2 nights in Tuk as I got stranded due to rain. Thanks for the video.
A great video and well documented
Fantastic video you lived the dream,God has blessed you.
Wow just found this! Looks amazing and on a 701! You must have an aftermarket seat!??? Lol I’ll watch this tomorrow 👍🏻✌🏻🇨🇦
We made the trip to Alaska a matter of weeks before you were there. We had intentions of driving the Dempster to Tuk but decided not to at the last moment so your video at least lets me see what I missed (I don't regret not going). I had to laugh when you turned down the Campbell Hwy as we took that same route by VW station wagon, on the advice of a local that it was a good road. We drove this part on a Sunday and hit the construction zones while everyone was off and am amazed we made it through. My traveling companion Larry, who is my navigator and brother to the family we stayed with in Fairbanks, and I still talk about Ross River as well as that road. What a place! Thanks for the video and safe travels from Shedd, Oregon.
Very well put together video and ride.
Folks there really is a beautiful world just waiting to be seen.
As the saying goes, life is short, just buy the motorcycle.
Great job and a wonderful look at a side of this country so many never see.
Great video sir ! Hopefully I will take a similar trip in the future.
Great trip and video, thanks for sharing.
Aun no termino de ver tu video completo!! Pero es maravilloso !!! I need finish to see your video but is besutiful congratulations !!! You are crayzy 😎😎🥳🥳👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Great video and a very cool trip.Be safe,
Very Nice, better yet just done right AWESOM! I'm jealous. Wish I knew you I would have tagged along!
keep up the GREAT videos,,,,,,,proud to be your 30th subscriber.........GOD Bless..........be Happy, Healthy & Safe!!!!!!
Great video!
Hi Sir,
I just want to say thank you fro your excellent documentary....I've thoroughly enjoyed watching it every minute...
One thing that stood out for me is your ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF G_D Almighty...
This video made me appreciate and love G_d all the more.
Truly, the Earth and all therein is the work of His fingers.
Praise The Lord!
Great inspiring video, Thank you!
Pure Awesomeness 👌. Excellent video, I really enjoyed watching it. I really enjoyed the last 3 seconds of it. As a Texan it means alot to finally get home after a long trip like that. I'm subscribed so keep the videos coming. God bless from S Texas 🙏
I recently purchased a F800GS to do my forest road and adventure trails. I always go exploring on my street bike on long excursions without planning. That part of my adventure riding will have to become more deliberate and planned. Sometimes I wonder what's your distance between mapped fuel stations. I can not wait until next year to begin my less than paved adventure riding.
Absolutely amazing
Nice video. Im planning a similar ride now to Alaska.
wonderful video, congrats
thanks its beautiful
your bike sounds like a broken sewing machine! haha good vid Bro!