You must have no fear and nerves of steel! You surely should receive some sort of videographer award for your work! You are preserving the memories of America! Keep it up my friend! You boldly go where few men have gone before! 🎉
Thanks for bringing us along, Robert. I may never understand the appeal this trip has for some. There are just too many risks involved, but that's just me. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
What a fantastic trip! I used to watch "Ice Road Truckers' and now after following your trip north, I can't imagine how they survived that trip in winter. Thanks so much for this video. Beautiful!
Hello Traveling Robert, It was cool that you stuck your foot into the cold waters in the Arctic Ocean. That was an AMAZING drive...and your going to Denali National Park on the way back...AWESOME Robert!
Robert next time Before you take a long trip that you know will be very dirty have both the truck and mini tini coated. That way when you wash the dirt will come off much easier. if you are keeping the truck for a long time you should have the front of your truck wrapped with paint protection film to save your Paint.
I have watched all of your 2023 videos of this journey setting out from Florida all the way to the Arctic Ocean. Absolutely wonderful footage with your various cameras, editing skills and great narration. It certainly brings back the memories of when I did this journey in 1988/89/90 in my trusty 1969 VW campervan which, as a Dutch Australian I bought in San Francisco and drove it to Alaska. Apparently, when I arrived in Fairbanks I was told that the Dalton Highway was not open to the public so after driving all the accessible roads of Alaska including to Homer, Seward, Valdez and the old abandoned Kennicott Copper Mine buildings at McCarthy I drove to Dawson City in Yukon and did a similar drive up the Demster Highway to Inuvik as the northern most point of the road in North America at the time. You mentioned that it would be amazing to go all the way to Ushuaia at the bottom of South America. Well I did that and alone on limited funds but a big adventurous spirit. It's a long amazing story, too much to tell here, but needless to say South America and Central America was truly spectacular indeed in the 80's. I managed to get VW Brazil to rebuild my VW campervan twice with new engines and much more as well as a free trip on a car carrier to Europe where I continued the journey with the intention to cross the Sahara Desert and the Congo River to South Africa and then also to cross Siberia. Unfortunately my magnificent trusty VW (HOME) campervan (uninsured) was stolen in Seville Spain which was disastrous. This completely changed my life of course. But it is wonderful to see people such as yourself using all this current technology to bring about beautiful videos of your travels inspiring me to remember that amazing journey. I look forward to watching the rest of your Alaska trip and then I will watch all your other travel videos. Well done to you. Thank you so much. Greetings from the Train Lord in South Australia.
I remember the Dalton from Ice Road Truckers. I'm not sure I could make that 240 mile stretch without ending up like the Argosy...on the side of the road out of gas. Nice job.
When I was in the Up of Michigan last week at was at a gas station that was tricky to figure out how the pump worked. There was no credit card slot there was none of that regular or premium what I am used to. I had to go in and pay afterwards. I am sure the pumps are like that in the remote parts of Alaska too.
This trip has made me remember a book I read long long ago and one which I truly cherished, while I was still in Cuba, “El País de las Sombras Largas”- now I want to read again!
Did the trip in 2019 pulling our teardrop. We both did the Arctic Plunge ( have to submerge to your neck). It was a great trip. The Ranger Station at Coldfoot does nightly talks that we found enjoyable.
This was amazing !!! What a breathtaking place. I went back and watched your trip in 2010 again. Just as exciting but the video quality on this one is so much better.
Absolutely breathtaking! Sorry you lost some footage… I sure hope you’re able to recover it and share an extended version one day, this time with the footage of Ely’s dip in the Arctic, I mean, you can’t go all the way up there and not get in 😂🥶! Football soon (GO DOLPHINS 🐬) then gonna watch it again…😊
Thank you for showing me where no man should ever be 😂 Muddy highways, fog so dense, you can’t see. This place is not for me. Always love your videos Robert, thanks again
Great traveling with you Robert. I've never seen video quite like it - up close and personal. Great effort and expense on your part and super editing skills. Thank you so much.
Like always it’s pleasure to watch all your beautiful channel,I like your unique voice and the explanation of the details for all the ways, thanks for amazing road trip ,
Your trip, as always, fantastic. The landscapes are awesomely outbreaking. The other hand, the mosquitoes carry you on away by a leg, (lol), the only inconvenience. The rest I really believe too it worth each mile because, paraphrasing Nancy Sinatra, you only live twice: once for yourself and once for your dreams. Congratulations Robert! Greetings from 🇧🇷
Kudos and thanks for posting this trip. I live in Washington, and your trip has shown me that there is nothing that would make me want to take that trip. I suppose it is a psychological thing that at least lets folks say they have been there and seen the Arctic Ocean...but for scenery? Hard to beat my areas!!! There is some UGLY footage on that trip... Cheers!!!
Robert everything is very beautiful Wish we were able to go see it for ourselves, On your next long trip you might want to get a macerator pump that way you could discharge in a vault toilet.
I've enjoyed this episode tremendously-from the snow capped mountains with its trees, to the change of rock formations towards the Artic Ocean!🏞🌅 It was fantastic to see you guys cut through the challenging mountains in a safe manner- everything was definitely an awesome adventure to watch! I'm so glad that you've taken that Artic Ocean plunge!! 👍And I'm proud that the Minitini conquered the dirt and mud!!👍🤭😊Take care!🍁🍂🏕
I was wondering if you had one of those fancy net hats. Very dapper. That has to be the dirtiest I have seen the truck and camper. Good luck with scraping the dirt off of that. 😊See ya next week. Thanks for taking us on the road. Appreciate you. Almost forgot. Hard pass on polar bear plunge for me but mad respect to you. 😊
44:48 Congrats on the trip north. I’ve been to Alaska 5 times visiting new and repeat locations. Saw mount McKinley both times when attempted. Quite the mountain. Drove only to Artic circle sign and turned around. Wasn’t interested in the dead horse visit. First trips up Alcan 1971/1973 when it was all gravel. Finally drove top of world road from Tok to Dawson city and down to Skagway. Rode the narrow gauge train to lake Bennett and back on a day trip. Taken Alaska ferry many times thru se Alaska as well
Appreciate you sharing your journey. As usual. I hope one day we get the nerve, patience and time it’s takes to get up there in our Van…… Thanks Robert. Hope to meet you one day!!!!!!!
Great video--thanks for going there. I wouldn't ever have the nerve or stamina for the Dalton Highway. I think you're kind of nuts for driving it again!
Simple incredible. And your confident sophistication and video and editing makes your videos so professional and a joy to watch. Thank you. (But I was worried you'd run out of gas like the Airstream did. Do you bring extra in the back of the truck?)
11:11 am Hi Robert, each episode you share is so interesting! We really feel we are right there on the journey with you. Thank you for sharing places with us we would never make it to by ourselves. This episode was a little scary on the deserted stretches of Dalton Hwy. I was relieved when you made it back to Fairbanks! Keep traveling safely-and take us along with you on your videos. 😊
Loved this episode. When you can survive this road with basically the biggest issue being dirt and mud, I would say you and your vehicles did very well for sure. Definitley a road to take it slow and easy on for sure....As always, safe travels....
Thank you for sharing this Alaska adventure. I'm really enjoying all the detailed information and seeing what it's like traveling in such a barren area. Your videos are always so interesting and informative.
What a successful drive! It was very beautiful and scenery. You deserve a nice long shower after this trip. Can’t wait to see more of your Alaska adventure.
I was so looking forward seeing this video's and it did not dissapoint. Thank you so much. By the way. While you were dipping in the Arctic you had a shirt on with Dry Tortugas. I guess on purpose because of the contrast between Tortugas and the Arctic.
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It’s cool how you show the map moving to the destination in the intro. That area seems very peaceful. Not much traffic at all. I love it!
Those views...stunning. And the rainbow shots...amazing. Thank you Robert for bringing us along!👍
I love how the music changes tone real fast, making it seem like Robert is about to have a boss fight.
The best filming I have seen of this area and wonderful music, thank you for taking us along.
You must have no fear and nerves of steel! You surely should receive some sort of videographer award for your work! You are preserving the memories of America! Keep it up my friend! You boldly go where few men have gone before! 🎉
Thank you, Robert, for taking all the mosquito bites for us, the gas gauge anxiety, and the dump station anxiety! Really enjoyed the trip!
My old friend of 49 years has retired and we're talking about driving to Alaska. This is a drive you've made twice? Lord.
You are simply one of the best we Vlog’s on RUclips. I totally enjoy your footage . May you and your wife continue to have safe travel.
Thanks for bringing us along, Robert. I may never understand the appeal this trip has for some. There are just too many risks involved, but that's just me. Thanks for sharing your adventures.
Wow! What a stupendous spectacular video! What a shame about the lost videos. Thank you for including us in y'all's adventure!
Thanks Robert!! I will never make it, but your adventure did it for me.
You are the prefect spokesman for the Winnebago company.
What a fantastic trip! I used to watch "Ice Road Truckers' and now after following your trip north, I can't imagine how they survived that trip in winter. Thanks so much for this video. Beautiful!
Looking forward to watching
You Have an adventuresome spirit! You have to be ready for anything, bad weather, fog, So glad you made it safely! (and taking us along with you!)
Hello Traveling Robert, It was cool that you stuck your foot into the cold waters in the Arctic Ocean. That was an AMAZING drive...and your going to Denali National Park on the way back...AWESOME Robert!
Congratulations on reaching the Arctic Ocean Robert!!
Beaitiful rain bow❤🎉
Robert next time Before you take a long trip that you know will be very dirty have both the truck and mini tini coated.
That way when you wash the dirt will come off much easier. if you are keeping the truck for a long time you should have the front
of your truck wrapped with paint protection film to save your Paint.
WOW !! That was a rough ride . So beautiful !! Thanks again Robert for taking us there .
Thank you Robert for sharing this beautiful experience, overcoming challenges is the best thing about RV life.👏👏👌👌
You did it - you got in the frigid waters of the Arctic ocean !!!!! Thank you for this trip!!! God bless you and Ily!!!
I have watched all of your 2023 videos of this journey setting out from Florida all the way to the Arctic Ocean. Absolutely wonderful footage with your various cameras, editing skills and great narration. It certainly brings back the memories of when I did this journey in 1988/89/90 in my trusty 1969 VW campervan which, as a Dutch Australian I bought in San Francisco and drove it to Alaska. Apparently, when I arrived in Fairbanks I was told that the Dalton Highway was not open to the public so after driving all the accessible roads of Alaska including to Homer, Seward, Valdez and the old abandoned Kennicott Copper Mine buildings at McCarthy I drove to Dawson City in Yukon and did a similar drive up the Demster Highway to Inuvik as the northern most point of the road in North America at the time.
You mentioned that it would be amazing to go all the way to Ushuaia at the bottom of South America.
Well I did that and alone on limited funds but a big adventurous spirit. It's a long amazing story, too much to tell here, but needless to say South America and Central America was truly spectacular indeed in the 80's.
I managed to get VW Brazil to rebuild my VW campervan twice with new engines and much more as well as a free trip on a car carrier to Europe where I continued the journey with the intention to cross the Sahara Desert and the Congo River to South Africa and then also to cross Siberia. Unfortunately my magnificent trusty VW (HOME) campervan (uninsured) was stolen in Seville Spain which was disastrous. This completely changed my life of course.
But it is wonderful to see people such as yourself using all this current technology to bring about beautiful videos of your travels inspiring me to remember that amazing journey. I look forward to watching the rest of your Alaska trip and then I will watch all your other travel videos. Well done to you. Thank you so much. Greetings from the Train Lord in South Australia.
Yipper have my remote in hand looking forward to the next chapter.
The Arctic ocean, and views were really something to see! Great video! A bit scary at times..Glad you made it.
I remember the Dalton from Ice Road Truckers. I'm not sure I could make that 240 mile stretch without ending up like the Argosy...on the side of the road out of gas. Nice job.
Thank you for sharing that epic adventure along the Dalton Highway to the Arctic ocean. That's a heck of a lot of dirt road you put up with!
When I was in the Up of Michigan last week at was at a gas station that was tricky to figure out how the pump worked. There was no credit card slot there was none of that regular or premium what I am used to. I had to go in and pay afterwards. I am sure the pumps are like that in the remote parts of Alaska too.
wow that must've been unsettling at the top of the Atigun Pass! Epic trip though. thanks for sharing 👍. really looking forward to Denali!
Glade you made it. Great adventure. Shut off the water pump when driving. Carry a bucket so you can dump your tanks every day at a pit toilet.
So wonderful and beautiful and just awesome thank you Robert.
This trip has made me remember a book I read long long ago and one which I truly cherished, while I was still in Cuba, “El País de las Sombras Largas”- now I want to read again!
Did the trip in 2019 pulling our teardrop. We both did the Arctic Plunge ( have to submerge to your neck). It was a great trip. The Ranger Station at Coldfoot does nightly talks that we found enjoyable.
This was amazing !!! What a breathtaking place. I went back and watched your trip in 2010 again. Just as exciting but the video quality on this one is so much better.
Absolutely breathtaking! Sorry you lost some footage… I sure hope you’re able to recover it and share an extended version one day, this time with the footage of Ely’s dip in the Arctic, I mean, you can’t go all the way up there and not get in 😂🥶!
Football soon (GO DOLPHINS 🐬) then gonna watch it again…😊
Thank you Robert! Beautiful!
Hey you did good Robert,you can say you were in the Arctic Ocean. That,'s the only way I will ever see it . Thanks for showing it.
Thank you for showing me where no man should ever be 😂
Muddy highways, fog so dense, you can’t see. This place is not for me.
Always love your videos Robert, thanks again
one of your best videos yet!
Omg the sky color is different clear green blue,so beautiful
What a drive that must of been, I bet you were so glad to dump your tanks...great video!
Had no idea there were mosquitoes that far north. Beautiful views. Enjoyed virtually riding along!
Great traveling with you Robert. I've never seen video quite like it - up close and personal. Great effort and expense on your part and super editing skills. Thank you so much.
The mountain views are absolutely stunning!
Thanks Robert! Beautiful video of the Dalton Highway! 🐻
What a wonderful trip. Thanks for taking us with you. Love your commentary
I was traveling Robert this week. Took about a 100 mile road trip. LOL
woaw top !!! a french followers thanks you
Like always it’s pleasure to watch all your beautiful channel,I like your unique voice and the explanation of the details for all the ways, thanks for amazing road trip ,
I always have blast watching your video's ❤ Traveling Robert
Awesome as always - thank you, Robert!
Your trip, as always, fantastic. The landscapes are awesomely outbreaking. The other hand, the mosquitoes carry you on away by a leg, (lol), the only inconvenience. The rest I really believe too it worth each mile because, paraphrasing Nancy Sinatra, you only live twice: once for yourself and once for your dreams. Congratulations Robert! Greetings from 🇧🇷
Thanks for the Alaskan videos Robert watched them all.
Alaska is rough, but that is how it should stay. It is good you were able to see it with more time than what you did years ago.
Saying hello from Jeanne and Scott Stark Clearwater, Florida !!
Kudos and thanks for posting this trip. I live in Washington, and your trip has shown me that there is nothing that would make me want to take that trip. I suppose it is a psychological thing that at least lets folks say they have been there and seen the Arctic Ocean...but for scenery? Hard to beat my areas!!! There is some UGLY footage on that trip... Cheers!!!
So spacious & rugged thanks for sharing 😊
A ride I'd like to do, but would never make. Thank you for doing this ride. My rides are delegated to the east coast & keys.
Thank you for this great video to a place that I will never be able to see.
WOW, the places you drive to , just to film for us & show us spectacular views. I think you have a lot of patience on those gravel roads. Janine H
Safe travels!!! Gorgeous scenery. Awesome video 📷📸
Just love watching your videos! Huge fan.
Thanks for the awesome video Mr. Robert.
Awesome Robert beautiful
Robert everything is very beautiful Wish we were able to go see it for ourselves, On your next long trip you might want to get a macerator pump that way you could discharge in a vault toilet.
Wow! Quite an adventure this week. MiniTini and Starship survived the Dalton highway!
You did it!
I’m 70 and drive everywhere. This is on my list. Maybe next summer. A shorter drive for me as I live in Washington.
I've enjoyed this episode tremendously-from the snow capped mountains with its trees, to the change of rock formations towards the Artic Ocean!🏞🌅 It was fantastic to see you guys cut through the challenging mountains in a safe manner- everything was definitely an awesome adventure to watch! I'm so glad that you've taken that Artic Ocean plunge!! 👍And I'm proud that the Minitini conquered the dirt and mud!!👍🤭😊Take care!🍁🍂🏕
😮That was a rough trek. Pretty at times, but I'll pass. Thank you for sharing though. Glad you guys were safe and sound.❤
Cool trip, amazing country.❤.
I was wondering if you had one of those fancy net hats. Very dapper. That has to be the dirtiest I have seen the truck and camper. Good luck with scraping the dirt off of that. 😊See ya next week. Thanks for taking us on the road. Appreciate you. Almost forgot. Hard pass on polar bear plunge for me but mad respect to you. 😊
Very good Robert!! Amazing video!
Thank you for this nice video 👍🙂
Awesome trip.
Just a quick glance at this video and your kind narration , I was sucked in to watch the entire video and subscribed
wow cool ty for sharing ur jouriney with us
44:48 Congrats on the trip north. I’ve been to Alaska 5 times visiting new and repeat locations. Saw mount McKinley both times when attempted. Quite the mountain. Drove only to Artic circle sign and turned around. Wasn’t interested in the dead horse visit. First trips up Alcan 1971/1973 when it was all gravel. Finally drove top of world road from Tok to Dawson city and down to Skagway. Rode the narrow gauge train to lake Bennett and back on a day trip.
Taken Alaska ferry many times thru se Alaska as well
Awesome thanks for sharing ❤❤
Thanks!
Thank you!
Appreciate you sharing your journey. As usual. I hope one day we get the nerve, patience and time it’s takes to get up there in our Van…… Thanks Robert. Hope to meet you one day!!!!!!!
Great video--thanks for going there. I wouldn't ever have the nerve or stamina for the Dalton Highway. I think you're kind of nuts for driving it again!
Simple incredible. And your confident sophistication and video and editing makes your videos so professional and a joy to watch. Thank you. (But I was worried you'd run out of gas like the Airstream did. Do you bring extra in the back of the truck?)
Thank you! Yes. I had 10 extra gallons.
I was wondering that myself.
Artic ocean swim! Brave from someone who sometimes find the Florida Keys waters cold....
While wearing the Dry Tortugas t-shirt no less. From the farthest south National Parc to the Farthest North. Nice touch.
Nice I can't wait see you sunday
AWESOME JOB 👉🎥👍👍👍👍
Cool adventure
11:11 am Hi Robert, each episode you share is so interesting! We really feel we are right there on the journey with you. Thank you for sharing places with us we would never make it to by ourselves.
This episode was a little scary on the deserted stretches of Dalton Hwy. I was relieved when you made it back to Fairbanks!
Keep traveling safely-and take us along with you on your videos. 😊
Loved this episode. When you can survive this road with basically the biggest issue being dirt and mud, I would say you and your vehicles did very well for sure. Definitley a road to take it slow and easy on for sure....As always, safe travels....
Thank you for sharing this Alaska adventure. I'm really enjoying all the detailed information and seeing what it's like traveling in such a barren area. Your videos are always so interesting and informative.
What a successful drive! It was very beautiful and scenery. You deserve a nice long shower after this trip. Can’t wait to see more of your Alaska adventure.
That trip is on my list. Maybe in another two years.
Thanks for the video. I’ll certainly, not ever, make that drive.
Great video. Love the scenery & rainbows!
So cool to see this same journey through your eyes 😄 we loved driving the Dalton this summer and had some unforgettable experiences 😊
You should write on the back of Minnie, "Do not wash, test dirt."
I was so looking forward seeing this video's and it did not dissapoint. Thank you so much. By the way. While you were dipping in the Arctic you had a shirt on with Dry Tortugas. I guess on purpose because of the contrast between Tortugas and the Arctic.
What an impressive experience!
Soooooo muddy and dirty! Would drive me crazy! 😂 Where’s the Blue Beacon?! 🤔😂
Every time when I see a construction truck in the wilderness while on a road trip, I can't help but ask myself, am I crazy?