Glad it could be of help! It will be so cool to see it in winter too when you’re out there maybe even a polar bear 🤯 stay warm out there! The fall colors are out.
⚠️⚠️⚠️ I been there on winter season Extremely cold -40°F but beautiful Aurora Boreales is awesome sunsets,sunrises is a different world Working on exploration and drilling rigs 10 years Next time im going is for fun in my truck camper 4×4 all season. Everything is very expensive.
it's not cold year round. Some places get into the 80's and even 90's. And considering most places don't have AC it gets pretty warm when those temps happen and with those temps come millions of mosquitoes .
I was first up there in the late 60's right after the discovery well was drilled and then later with the Arctic sealifts-there sure have been some changes.
@@NickandJulie Interesting. Thought about driving there with a regular car. I look google maps too much hehe. It is just crazy the solitude I would feel on that road. On their website says it takes two hours to get there but I assume the whole thing would last about two hours, since there's only a short distance to the artic from there
Deadhorse is the end of the haul road and the jumping off point for several major oil fields. The oil fields are leased and have controlled entry points beyond Deadhorse, which you can’t enter unless authorized. To get to the ocean as a tourist, you’ll need to do as they did and pony up some cash to get the bus ride.
Love this!! So nice to come along with you guys! -Diana S.
Thank you Diana! 🥰 means a lot! 💛
This was very informative!!! I cant wait to get up here and drive!!
Glad it could be of help! It will be so cool to see it in winter too when you’re out there maybe even a polar bear 🤯 stay warm out there! The fall colors are out.
@@NickandJulie Thank you!
Congrats you guys that is so Awesome! I'm so jealous right now😁
Thank you!! 😁 it’s been wild!
Amazing, thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thank you! 😀👍
Great video! Thank you for sharing it!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the feedback 😃
You produced a great youtube, very well done.
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words!
Did you try the Dempster Highway? You can your camper right to edge of the Arctic Ocean and set up camp.
We haven’t done the Dempster yet! Camping by the Arctic Ocean would be really cool.
Lived in Barrow for 5 years as an emergency flight nurse. Settled in North Pole Alaska 😎✌️
That’s so cool! 5 years is a good while to be up there. I bet you have some cool stories to tell!
Did I miss the part where you actually got in the water? And yes, I did it in August 2022.
Yes you did 😏 that’s awesome! What did you drive up there in?
⚠️⚠️⚠️ I been there on winter season
Extremely cold -40°F
but beautiful
Aurora Boreales is awesome sunsets,sunrises is a different world Working on exploration and drilling rigs 10 years
Next time im going is for fun in my truck camper 4×4 all season. Everything is very expensive.
It is definitely a different world up there. That will be an epic trip!
i Know Alaska is friging cold all of the time. You would have had more fun heading for Pensacola Florida.
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it's not cold year round. Some places get into the 80's and even 90's. And considering most places don't have AC it gets pretty warm when those temps happen and with those temps come millions of mosquitoes .
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Not the Arctic Ocean, it the Beaufort Sea. I lived in Deadhorse Alaska for 10 years.
Beaufort Sea is in the Arctic Ocean so calling it the Arctic Ocean is also correct. What was it like living there?
I was first up there in the late 60's right after the discovery well was drilled and then later with the Arctic sealifts-there sure have been some changes.
It is the Arctic, Beauford Sea is part of the ocean.
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That was a buffalo
I wonder if there are bison that far north? We either saw grizzlies or muskox or caribou but not bison all the way up there.
No buffalo that far north, Musk Ox absolutely.
Did you meet your husband up there? Was he married before
We’ve been married for almost 12 years now. We drove up there together in the truck camper.
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Read somewhere else you need permission to enter this place?
You have to pay and take the Arctic shuttle tour. That’s the only way they let you near the Arctic Ocean for an hour on the Dalton Highway.
@@NickandJulie Interesting. Thought about driving there with a regular car. I look google maps too much hehe. It is just crazy the solitude I would feel on that road. On their website says it takes two hours to get there but I assume the whole thing would last about two hours, since there's only a short distance to the artic from there
Deadhorse is the end of the haul road and the jumping off point for several major oil fields.
The oil fields are leased and have controlled entry points beyond Deadhorse, which you can’t enter unless authorized.
To get to the ocean as a tourist, you’ll need to do as they did and pony up some cash to get the bus ride.