ANCHORAGE TO SEATTLE
15 Days
This tour will follow parts that exemplify the Gold Rush in 1896-1899 where over 100,000 prospectors made this journey to seek their fortune. Many sites are still present to give you that taste of the historic Klondike Gold Rush. We travel the fully paved Alaska Highway with stops like Liard Hot springs, The Signpost Forest in Watson Lake, and many spectacular viewpoints. Abundant wildlife along the way makes it even more exciting to possibly see a glimpse of moose, bear, sheep, eagles, and bison. This will be one epic journey and we’d like to share it with you!
ALASKAN ADVENTURE 2 ITINERARY
Day 1 Anchorage, AK – Arrival ( 0 mi/0 km)
Welcome to beautiful Anchorage, Alaska. if you get in early enough you can stroll the town or even take a bicycle along the famous waterfront to possibly see some bear or Moose. Tonight we will take in a great dinner at a local landmark restaurant and prepare for an epic adventure.
Day 2 Anchorage – Glennallen, AK (180 mi/288 km)
After we pickup the bikes this morning, we head out for thew the Glenn Highway, which is full of amazing views. One of the largest ice-fields and mountains sit just south and offer you breathtaking views of glaciers and rustic mountains. You’ll get a up-close look at the Matanuska Glacier which is one of the most accessible glaciers.
Day 3 Glennallen, AK – Free Day (0 mi/0 km)
Here is another rest day or if you want a real adventure, you can ride over Thompson pass to Valdez. Valdez is the end of the Alaska pipeline and also has a popular bear viewing spot where they feast on fish. Worthington Glacier will greet you as take this ride down to Valdez and will offer plenty of photo opportunities.
Day 4 Glennallen – Beaver Creek, YT (250 mi/400 km)
This is your last day in Alaska and you’ll cross into Cnada at the end of the day. We jump off the Glenn Highway in Tok and start heading down the famous Alaska Highway. Spectacular views of Wrangell-St Elias will start to appear closer and closer to make for a breathtaking ride through the great state of Alaska.
Day 5 Beaver Creek – Whitehorse, YT (280 mi/448 km)
Travelling South to Whitehorse in the distance you will see the Wrangell-St Elias Mountain Range protruding to the sky, containing many of the highest peaks in North America. Haines Junction is the Gateway to Kluane National Park covering 22,000 sq kms which is also home to Kluane Lake, one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. Wrangell-St Elias and Kluane are only divided by international boundaries, but together they form one of the largest National Park.
Day 6 Whitehorse, YT – Free Day (0 mi/0 km)
Today is yours to rest or explore. The world is your oyster as you can take a day tour or even ride down to Skagway, Alaska to check out the town.
Day 7 Whitehorse – Watson Lake, YT (275 mi/440 km)
As we leave the capital of Yukon, we trek south we view a couple beautiful lakes, Teslin and Marsh. Watson Lake is famous for the Signpost Forest, this town’s most notable attraction. It was all started by a homesick soldier pointing a sign towards his hometown of Danville, IL. That collection has grown to over 72,000 unique signs.
Day 8 Watson Lake – Muncho Lake, BC (170 mi/272 km)
The abundance of wildlife on this stretch will have us stopping many times for great photo ops. Today you could also take a relaxing rest at the Liard River Hot springs with its natural hot water river leaves you wondering how mother nature heats its water to a temp nearly unbearable.
Day 9 Muncho Lake – Fort Nelson, BC (150 mi/240 km)
Today we leave the turquoise colors brilliant in the morning sun of Muncho lake. The colors are attributed to the minerals leaching into the water. We head back into the mountains while we travel to Fort Nelson for the night.
Day 10 Fort Nelson – Dawson Creek, BC (280 mi/448 km)
We start the day wandering our way through farmlands and mountains, as well as cross over Kiskatinaw and Peace rivers. This will be the last day on the Alaska Highway and after the photo op with the sign, we’ll head into town to relax for the evening.
Day 11 Dawson Creek – Quesnel, BC (325 mi/520 km)
You’re in for lots of history today as we travel across the Kiskatinaw Bridge: A 531 ft curved structure, one of the first of its kind in Canada. It is the only original bridge still in use along the highway. Mile 148 brings us to Suicide Hill, an awesome decent with spectacular views. We are in north country and the gas stops are critical!
Day 12 Quesnel – Kamloops, BC (250 mi/400 km)
Like many towns along the Fraser River, Quesnel was a stopping point for Simon Fraser on his river trip of 1808, and it was named for one of his lieutenants on the voyage. You’ll love winding your way through the Cariboo Highway passing lakes and rivers all day. You’ll end the day riding along the Kamloops river and Thompson River on Canadian Highway 1. Today’s destination is the picturesque community of Kamloops.
Day 13 Kamloops – Osoyoos, BC (180 mi/288 km)
We’ll enjoy our morning coffee before heading south through the majestic mountains rising in the distance. We will explore roads that wind through vineyards and fruit stands and lunch along the shores of Canada’s beautiful Lake Okanogan. From here we head south and into the heart of Canada’s wine country, Oliver, B.C. We make our way to our home for the night in Osooyos, B.C. where we will enjoy some Canadian hospitality.
Day 14 Osoyoos – Seattle, WA (285 mi/456 km)
We’ll make our border crossing into the United States this morning. You’re in for a treat as we ride through some of the best roads in the Northwest Territory. We head West towards Mt. Baker and North Cascades National Parks to highway 9 a Northwest treasure that winds through the carnation and tulip fields. After we drop-off the bikes we welcome you to one of the most beautiful cities in the United States, Seattle, Washington. Enjoy a long leisurely stroll down the famed Seattle waterfront, enjoy a ferry ride on Elliot Bay, visit the Space Needle, or try your hand throwing salmon at the world famous Pike’s Place Market. Tonight we will take in a great dinner at a local landmark restaurant and raise our glasses to an incredible journey, lifelong memories, and most importantly, the kind of friendships that can only be forged on the road.
Day 15 Seattle, WA – Departure (0 mi/0 km)
Today is your departure day but let’s meet over breakfast to start planning your next ride. The best time to start dreaming is now!
2023 Departure Date
04 August – or choose a custom date for your group
Alaskan Adventure 2 Guided Tour (Approx 2,625 miles / 4,200 km)
Inclusions:
- Late Model Motorcycle Rental Motorcycle
- Friendly Hotels
- Ability to Customise Your Trip Route with the best Motorcycle Roads
- Leather-Bound Road Book
- Support Vehicle With Luggage Transportation
- Spare Motorcycle
- Professional Support Driver
- Professional Bi-Lingual Tour Guide
- Group Riding Experience with Social Events Daily
- Breakfast Included
- All Fuel on Riding Days
- Welcome Reception and
- Farewell Dinner
Pricing
- 1 Rider / 1 Bike / 1 Room: From AU$ 14,173 per person*
- 2 Riders / 2 Bikes / 1 Room: From AU$ 11,261 per person*
- Pillion Passenger (Twin Share): From AU$ 2,165 per person*
- Car Passenger (Twin Share): From AU$ 2,625 per person*
* NB: Due to currency fluctuations, the prices above are indicative only. Please contact us for your quote.
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