Alaska Wheeling?

[2FFords]

Hey so you guys set your rigs up any different up there for the mud or tundra?? Is there any Rocks? lol the way all the tv show make it out. Every bit of the state is tundra muke if its not frozen....

[JTBabinski]

There's a little bit of everything available up there. Plenty of muck, thats for sure.

But stay off the tundra up north... a couple AF guys learned that lesson the hard way a few years back... had to go in a few months later once everything had frozen over and dig their rigs out and drag them out. (Helo lift was one of the options considered)... They decided that the rules about not driving off the road to hunt in that area didn't apply once you had successfully shot your caribou... learned that one the hard way...

Whatever you do...have plenty of spare parts...and company. You'll see lots of old rigs out in some unusual places...

have fun!

[00biggdogg00]

Ive always always always wanted to go to Alaska, but to go wheeling in Alaska would be awesome!!!

[RiponredTJ]

It would also be nice to see some Alaska wheeling pics or vids.

[Happyman]

It's my dream for my son and I to ride our motorcycles to Alaska. Taking the Jeep would be another great option. My Jeep would definitely gain a "man" card.

[Sprngfldxj]

Lived there around 83' and never got a chance to wheel though. i would love to back and live there and do some wheeling.

[AKGeo]

Down south by Anchorage there's tons of rocks...in between Anchorage and Fairbanks there are few well-known trails due to the sparse population, and around Fairbanks are mostly wooded and muddy trails with very few rocks. There are quite a few websites for the various 4x4 clubs in the state which post quite a few pictures of their past runs.