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X3 . . . . Thanks, Robbie

I am running LT 265/75R/16 E rated Firestone Transforce AT tires on both of my Tacomas. Got 60,000 miles on my last set. Those tire have taken us to Inuvik, Prudhoe Bay (Dead Horse), Labrador, and many points in between with never a flat or any other problem. No one ever talks about them, but...

Most interesting, Ski . . . . .thanks for taking us along.

If you've never been, consider the Ruby Mountains near Elko, especially the Lamoille Canyon area . . . . breathtaking! A bit far for your Las Vegas friends, but worth the trip. Known as the" Nevada Alps." - Richard

Bill - Thanks for the photo. We are heading over there next Saturday ( the 7th) on a field trip. I'll report on the wildflower situation when upon my return. - Richard

Valley of Fire, Nevada

Ski - Thanks for sharing that; pretty amazing.

And invite more traffic :)

UCS (unit converter) for metric conversions in Canada

Thanks, Lighthawks . . . . a great trip report!

Another pro Casssier point, we have always had great wildlife viewing/photographing experiences on that road . . . . bears, moose, foxes, etc.

Mitch - We've done the White Rim twice; once right to left and once left to right, both times in a Jeep. As some folks noted above, making it without 4x4 is possible under the right conditions but for peace of mind and to maximize your enjoyment of the trip, I strongly recommend four wheel...

Welcome to WTW - great trip report! The special effects really made it unique.

An Inuksuk is a stone landmark or cairn. This picture was taken on a trip to the Arctic Circle.

Taken in Skakway, Alaska

Pictures from various trips

Taken on a bear watching trip out of Homer, Alaska

Do it, do it, do it! We've driven to Anchorage and beyond twice (Prudhoe Bay once and Inuvik once) and I can guarantee it will be a trip that is one you will never forget, and it will further memorialize your father-in-law in your minds. Rather than drive one way and ferry the other, consider...

Ski - Yes, it was you, and, yes, it was Saturday; I got fouled up . . . again!. We fooled around Friday at some spots along 395 and spent the night in Lone Pine. Shortly after leaving the Interagency Visitor Center in the am we spotted you. Your rig is easy to identify and the Rotopax gas...

OOOOOPS! It was Friday morning, not Sat. I always get fouled up on holiday weekends.

Ski - We passed you last Saturday morning at about 9:30 am on Hwy. 190 just outside of Lone Pine. You were heading toward LP and we were heading to DV. I recognized your rig and waved, but you would not have known us, as we were in our Jeep, not our camper. Nice trip report, as usual. Looking...

In the early 90s I had an 88 Toyota (6' bed) and bought a used 89 Fleet and did not know how to mount it. Went to an RV dealer and he installed a "Happy Jack" system which consisted of two plates mounted on the outside of the front bed panel (between the bed and the cab) which extended out on...

Sorry to continue the "mini hijack," but we removed both the 60 and the 40 seats in our Tacoma DC and installed a plywood platform for an Alaska trip last summer and it worked very well. Aside from providing space for a conventional cooler, we store foul weather gear, emergency gear, and much...