This is the grand tour of Alaska, Yukon Territory and British Columbia, for those who love to follow roads less traveled. First, get acquainted with the Great Land by sea— 7 days of world-class service and world-class scenery. Then discover the immensity and diversity of this modern-day frontier as you traverse it by land. You’ll travel the entire Alaska Highway, a two-week adventure for connoisseurs of the road.

TOUR 4 ITINERARY- ALASKA HIGHWAYS ADVENTURE
DAYS 1-7. GLACIER DISCOVERY CRUISE, INSIDE PASSAGE.
Board your cruise ship in Vancouver, B.C. Your cruise includes calls at Ketchikan, Juneau, and Skagway, plus cruising Glacier Bay National Park and the Gulf of Alaska. Don't forget to look at the wide variety of shore excursion options that are available in each port to enhance your trip.

DAY 8. SEWARD-ANCHORAGE.
This morning, arrive in Seward and board a comfortable motorcoach or van for your excursion to Anchorage and a thorough orientation on your RV. Overnight at Anchorage Ship Creek RV Park.

DAY 9. ANCHORAGE.
Spend the day exploring Anchorage, Alaska’s largest city. Learn about Alaska’s heritage and culture at the Museum of History and Art, or go for a drive along Turnagain Arm. If conditions permit, you may witness the tidal bore—a wall of water rushing up the inlet. Overnight at Anchorage Ship Creek RV Park.

DAY 10. ANCHORAGE-DENALI.
Drive the Glenn and Parks Highways to Denali, with mountain ranges to right and left. Overnight near the entrance to Denali National Park.

DAY 11. DENALI NATIONAL PARK.
There are many optional tours at the Park to choose from, sign up for the optional Denali Jeep® Backcountry Safari tour or a 13-hour scenic wilderness tour. Watch for the abundant wild creatures and, weather permitting, that most elusive wild wonder of all, Mt. McKinley.

DAY 12. DENALI-FAIRBANKS.
On the road again, head for Fairbanks, where the sun hardly sets at all in summertime. In late summer you might see the aurora borealis. You may want to visit the University of Alaska-Fairbanks, with its excellent museum and demonstration gardens, or inspect a retired gold dredge and try goldpanning.

DAY 13. FAIRBANKS-BEAVER CREEK.
Head out on the Alaska Highway to Beaver Creek, near the Yukon-Alaska border. Enjoy the scenery. Watch for wildlife along the road, and the TransAlaska Pipeline, snaking its way over hills and valleys.

DAY 14. BEAVER CREEK-WHITEHORSE.
Drive the Alaska Highway along beautiful Kluane Lake, Yukon’s largest lake. In Whitehorse you might tour the S.S. Klondike, a retired sternwheeler. At the sod-roofed McBride Museum, discover a trove of Gold Rush history.

DAY 15. WHITEHORSE.
Free day to explore Whitehorse. Overnight.

DAY 16. WHITEHORSE-WATSON LAKE.
On the way to Watson Lake, make sure to see the Sign Forest, a thicket of more than 10,000 highway signs—still growing. Overnight at Watson Lake, gateway to the Yukon.

DAY 17. WATSON LAKE-FORT NELSON, B.C.
Watch for caribou and Stone sheep along the highway—and, of course, sensational mountain views.

DAY 18. FORT NELSON-DAWSON CREEK.
Take your leave of Fort Nelson and head off south toward Dawson Creek, Mile 0 of the Alaska Highway.

DAY 19. DAWSON CREEK-PRINCE GEORGE.
Following Highway 97, you drive on, taking your time and stopping when you like. By evening you are in Prince George, “hub of the North.” This remote city has galleries, theaters and fine dining.

DAY 20. PRINCE GEORGE-CACHE CREEK.
Drive along the route of the old Cariboo Wagon Road to Cache Creek, once a major supply point for the goldfields. Good side trips: fantastic rock formations called “hoodoos” at Pinnacle Provincial Park; and Barkerville, a reconstructed gold rush town.

DAY 21. CACHE CREEK-ANACORTES, WASHINGTON.
From Cache Creek, head south into Anacortes. Check out the Anacortes Museum which contains Fidalgo and Guemes Island artifacts. Overnight in Anacortes.

DAY 22. ANACORTES-SEATTLE, TOUR'S END.
Early this morning, bid your RV farewell and transfer to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport for your flight home.

CUSTOM SELECTION 4-R: RV Land Tour First, then Cruise Afterward. Similar to Highway Cruise 4 in reverse except as noted. On day 1 transfer from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to pick up your RV; RV orientation then overnight in Anacortes, WA. Days 2 through 14 of Highway Cruise 4-R are the reverse of days 9 through 21 of Highway Cruise 4 except a Skagway overnight replaces the 1st night in Whitehorse. On day 15 return the RV, transfer to Seward and cruise for 7 nights to Vancouver, B.C. NOTE: The southbound cruise itinerary features a Haines port call in lieu of Skagway.

CUSTOM SELECTION 4-A: Adds Tok and Dawson City. Deletes Beaver Creek and a Night in Anchorage. Denali and Fairbanks overnights are moved forward by one day (days 9-11). On day 12 drive from Fairbanks to Tok, Alaska. On day 13 drive from Tok to Dawson City, Yukon. On day 14 drive to Whitehorse. Days 15 through 22 remain unchanged from Highway Cruise 4. Add $100 per party for this Custom Selection.

CUSTOM SELECTION 4-E: Extends Highway Cruise 4 to 28-nights/29-days by Adding the Kenai Peninsula and Extra Nights in Several Other Locations. Adds 2-nights in Homer (days 10 & 11), a night at Cooper Landing (day 12), one night in Seward (day 13) and an extra night each in Anchorage (day 14), Fairbanks (days 17 & 18), and Whitehorse (days 20, 21 & 22).

CUSTOM SELECTION 4-ER: Extends Highway Cruise 4R to 28-nights/29-days by Adding Extra Nights in Several Locations and includes the Kenai Peninsula. On day 1 transfer from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to pick up your RV; RV orientation then drive to Anacortes for overnight. Days 2 through 21 of Highway Cruise 4-ER are the reverse of days 9 through 28 of Highway Cruise 4 except 2-nights in Skagway are substituted for 2 of the 3 nights in Whitehorse. On day 22 turn in the RV, transfer to Seward, and cruise for 7-nights to Vancouver, B.C.

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