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Your Experiences..Alaska, Yukon and NWT in late April, Early May


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#11 klahanie

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Posted 18 October 2018 - 01:28 AM

Phil, not to beat a dead horse, re the river crossings, but rather to correct my statement, "I don't know what the switch over time from ice bridge to ferry might be, would expect a few days tho."

 

Looking at the NT (NWT) Infrastructure website you linked, on Winter Roads page, I see the two ice crossings in question are closed May5 and 6 (15 yr avg). On the Ferries page they are both open June 2 (15 yr avg). So the "switch over time" for ice flow is quite significant - no need for you to rush !

 

As you'll know, there's ton's and ton's of travelling The North info online - so much so you don't really have to go, tho now of course, you've got us talking here about 2019 (!). Anyway here's one more site that I found useful for roads. Some is old but has some go pics, fwiw. Maybe not much for this trip but put it in the vault.

 

And my final tip - really, I'm not supposed to share this stuff - is Dredge #4, just outside of Dawson.

 

Enjoy !

~David


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#12 Wallowa

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Posted 18 October 2018 - 03:20 AM

David,

 

Fair swap...   Where I go dirt bike riding and camping...

 

https://visitidaho.o...nd-yankee-fork/

 

https://en.wikipedia...Sawtooth_Range_(Idaho)

 

Thanks for your help is appreciated.

 

Phil


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#13 klahanie

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Posted 18 October 2018 - 04:51 AM

^ Holy cow, Sawtooths, eh!

 

Had forgotten I took a trip down to Rexburg a lifetime ago (late 80's)

 

Good times, should do it again. 

 

Thx for the links


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