It may be purchased in Canadian pharmacies.ĬUSTOMS : No major issues. When encountering these critters we used and recommend Muskol.

THE MOSQUITOS : We hit it lucky - very few complaints. We have noted these areas in this section. THE ROADS : By and large they were fine, however you will experience a few lengthy frost heavy areas which require you to slow down. Below are a few thoughts from our point of view: The topic of whether or not to go to Alaska often comes up when RVers get together. Secondly, there is an Alaska state section with two maps and detailed listings on 25 parks which we have selected for you. In addition, the maps note the parks, fuel stops and respective towns as you head north. The park listings are detailed and we have also noted several areas where you will encounter slow going. We have selected 16 parks and 16 fuel stops for you and included both the parks and the fuel stops in a northerly direction beginning in Dawson Creek. First, an Alaska Highway section with three maps beginning in Dawson Creek, British Columbia and ending in Tok, Alaska, south of Delta Junction, which is the official end of the Alaska Highway. We have taken two approaches to assist you in your planning. For many it will be a once in a lifetime trip to experience the beauty and magnitude of, not only our 49th state, but British Columbia, the Yukon Territory and most likely Alberta as well. To most RVers Alaska personifies an adventure, evoking the pioneer spirit from within.

Watson lake to tok alaska