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We are leaving the 13th, planing on arriving the 16th

The problem with a bottle jack is getting it under the axle. Even worse if your tire is blowout and sitting on the rim.

Get an air jack.

This campground only has pit toilets. The in town campground , Happy Valley in Inuvik has showers and laundry

The RV camp in Dawson City was expensive so we stayed across the river at the Yukon River Campground. Nice sites in the woods. A short walk to the ferry.

Perfe Perfect adjective ,eerie. Beautiful golf course.

Stop in Faro. It is like someplace out of nowhere. They have a massive liquor store with a great wine and scotch selection. Fantastic visitors center.

Great . How are you driving from Watson Lake to Tuk? The Robert Campbell Highway is a nicer drive than the Alcan to Whitehorse then to Carmacks.

5'6"- 5'7" might be doable. I'll have to measure

5'6"- 5'7" might be doable. II must have been looking at the T4 plus specs before

Thanks for reading.

I think I was looking at the larger tent. According to the spec sheet the T-4 is 5'6" in the bag? Is that true to size?

I'll like to make Chili, Coq au Vin and Beouf Bourgignon in my pressure cooker. I'll use my Adventure Scottle to "grill" on.

I just wish it was more compact folded up. My Coleman instant tent (10 X 10) is just over three feet in length.

Last summer, my wife and drive to Alaska and Canada spending three months and 13,000 miles on the road. We drove the Dalton Highway to Deadhorse/Prudoue Bay and then the Dempster- Inuvik/Tuktoyaktuk Highway to Tuktoyaktuk. Both times , the Arctic Ocean was bone chilling. I'm writing a...

That would be fun after driving through a rain storm.

I like the tent but it's folded up size is really not practical for anyone without a full sized vehicle . Like an OZ tent.

I Overlander and Free Campsites will include places you can't camp like rest areas and under bridges .

I have the element fires extinguishers as well . I have powder ones as well and those I'll use on someone else's vehicle .