Yukon..
Cap'n,
First off, nice rig! Perfect for the northland.
No, I have not been on that road. Some day perhaps.
One of the coolest roads we went on on that trip was the road north from Johnson's Crossing to Ross River, then on north to MacMillan Pass. That is the old Canol Pipeline road which was built during the building of the Alcan road. They say that they never used the pipeline although they finished it to Norman Wells in NWT. When we were on it we saw about two or three other people the entire time. At that time it was only maintained to Mac. Pass but they were doing a lot of prospecting up there and I believe it is a major mining area now. We camped on a small lake on the lower portion for several days and found a little trappers cabin with a sign on the door saying "if you use the cabin replenish the wood". We did, stayed for a few days, bathed, washed clothes, baked bread and fished the lake. Nice lake trout there.
I also had the pleasure of driving the Dempster highway as far north as the Eagle River which is as far as it went at that time. It now goes on to Inuvik I am told. Man was that remote! There was a Canadian Army Engineer camp set up at the Eagle River then and they were bridging the river. Apparently there were more engineers road building south from Inuvik at that time.
You have posted a picture of your rig at Moose Pass. My last residence in Alaska was off the other highway, in Sterling, right near the confluence of the Moose River and the Kenai.
Brian