Boreal Lodge Coldfoot
1 Timberwolf Trail, Wiseman Village Coldfoot, Alaska, 99790, United States
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Day one on the Dalton Highway.
After topping off the fuel we left Fairbanks and headed toward the Dalton Highway.
The James W. Dalton Highway, usually Dalton Highway (Alaska Route 11) is a 414-mile[1] (667 km) road in Alaska. It begins at the Elliott Highway, north of Fairbanks, and ends at Deadhorse near the Arctic Ocean and the Prudhoe Bay oil fields. Once called the North …
Drive, drive, drive
We actually drove all the way from Denali to Wiseman! We reached Fairbanks around noon, bought some food and supply, ate sandwich, and with full gas, started onto Dalton. It's a long way, and on the Elliot way, winding around the hills, unable to step on the gas. unpaved road once we got on Dalton. It's better than expected, as we got used to the …
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... signs along the road that said: "Road Damage." Someone we talked to said that they work on the road all summer and they finally get it in fairly good condition, just in time for the winter freezes. In the spring they have to start working on it all over again. The road surface itself might not be great, but the views from the road were amazing! The Alyeska Pipeline follows the road all of ...
Fairbanks - Coldfoot - Deadhorse - Coldfoot
... Arctic Ocean via the oil wells. It's mandatory to allow 24 hours to be security screened for clearance so we promised to be on our best behaviour
Wonderful scenery today of mainly forest and damp lowlands with the Trans Alaskan Pipeline paralleling much of our route. A very cool and touristy thing to do is cross the Arctic Circle (within which a third of Alaska lies) - we even have a certificate to prove it!
Coldfoot Camp, our accommodation tonight and it's not like ...
Coldfoot warm Heart
Drive/Fly from Fairbanks to Coldfoot, north of the Arctic Circle. My notes on this fabulous day from Fairbanks to Coldfoot and back are under another day's blog, from North Pole. I cannot figure out how to edit this info to this page so I am advising that you read that ...
