I'd go with Trip #2 myself. We've flown into Toronto before and rented a car that we used primarily in the U.S. so

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Jul 17, 2024
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I need advice for long road trip

The 435 All-American

Jul 17, 6:52pm

I’d do the Alaska one. You’ll never do that trip once you have kids. Good luck!

TexanY

Jul 17, 7:08pm

Uh oh. I have kids. Should I not go?

The 435

Jul 17, 7:11pm

RE: Uh oh. I have kids. Should I not go?

rcbyufan

Jul 17, 8:41pm

This time of year, definitely Alaska.

DubuMfalme

Jul 17, 7:10pm

I 80 up and down Wyoming and Nebraska.

Baron

Jul 17, 7:11pm

I'd go with Trip #2 myself. We've flown into Toronto before and rented a car that we used primarily in the U.S. so

ManicBlue

Jul 17, 7:11pm

There are definitely bears in the Smoky Mountains too

thewaterboy

Jul 17, 7:12pm

Glacier, Waterton, Banff, Jasper are BEAUTIFUL. And a lot less hot and muggy

Blue chunks

Jul 17, 7:36pm

The drive to Alaska is incredible. I made it 4 times last year and 3 times this year, the latest being last month. Here

valcorger

Jul 18, 12:55am

Dude, with my fuzzy morning eyes your second picture down it looked to me

Blue chunks

Jul 18, 7:11am

lol. The HCBW took that picture from the passenger seat. It shows just how close we were to that bear. The bison kind of

valcorger

Jul 18, 7:27am

Where were these photos?

The 435

Jul 18, 8:03am

About 25-30 miles past the Liard River Hot Springs on the Alcan hwy.

valcorger

Jul 18, 9:18am

Looks like I'll miss that if I just drive to Hyder. Hyder is much lower it looks like.

The 435

Jul 18, 11:45am

Can always take a little further northern route. From Salt Lake, I-15 up into Canada.

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