Alaska: the last frontier road
June to early September
Short answer
Moose and bears are a genuine road hazard. Keep headlights on at dawn and dusk, which is when animal collisions happen most often.
| Item | Information |
|---|---|
| Best season | June to early September |
| Vehicle access | Self-propelled and towables; fuel stops are 200 to 400 km apart |
| Travel style | Long distance · Off-grid · Wildlife |
Highlights
- The Alaska Highway and the Dalton Highway, for self-sufficient rigs
- Denali and Kenai Fjords, with developed campgrounds only
- Seasonal vehicle ferry connections to the Kenai Peninsula
What to watch out forFuel, groceries and tyres are far apart. Carry spare belts, hoses, a full-size spare tyre and a first-aid kit, and plan for construction season and mosquitoes.