The Milepost 2001: Trip Planner for Alaska, Yukon Territory, British Columbia, Alberta &...

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	The Milepost 2001: Trip Planner for Alaska, Yukon Territory, British Columbia, Alberta & Northwest ... Morris Communications Company, 2001 - 768 pages average customer review:based on 54 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The 57th edition of The MILEPOST has 784 pages of detailed travel information for Alaska, Yukon Territory, British Columbia, Alberta and Northwest Territories. Mile-by-mile descriptions of all travel routes in Alaska and northwestern Canada, including the famous Alaska Highway and the Inside Passage. Details on sightseeing, wildlife viewng, camping, fishing, food, gas and lodging, road conditions, gold rush history, glaciers, shopping and services, tours, cruises, hiking trails, and Native heritage sites. Fares, schedules and travel planning help for Alaska State Ferry, B.C. Ferries, the Alaska Ralroad and White Pass & Yukon Route. General travel planning help includes information on Crossing the Border, Driving to Alaska, going by motorcycle, traveling with pets and bear viewing. Profiles of all communities in Alaska and northwestern Canada, from big Northern cities like Anchorage, Fairbanks and Whitehorse, to places like Chicken, AK, population 37. Community descriptions include the history, local attractions, and available lodging and services. Featured attractions include Denali National Park, the Kenai Peninsula, Prince William Sound, Dawson City, Southeast Alaska, Glacier Bay, Kodiak Island, and Wrangell-St. Elias National Park.Trip planning maps identify all Northern routes and provide driving distances for travelers. Special features in the 2005 edition of The MILEPOST on the construction of the Alaska Highway; the Klondike Gold Rush; the Matanuska and Susitna valleys; the Deh Cho Route through Northwest Territories to the Alaska Highway; and attractions in the Copper River valley. The MILEPOST has more than 500 color photos and 100 maps, including the pull-out "Plan-A-Trip" map.

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Great guide for driving Alaska or NW Canada

This is a great guide for visiting & driving in Alaska. All roads are detailed and each mile is described distinctly. There are lots of ads for travel guide activities such as flightseeing, fishing, etc. A great guide to have.

Alaska Milepost 2005

If you read all the entries in this guide, you won't have time to look at any of the views! Extremely comprehensive (down to where there are pullouts to let faster drivers pass) and informative. A little bit of a learning curve is required for travel in directions other than those shown, but not too bad. Road map sections seem very complete. A very useful guide.

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Alaska travel

After just returning from driving around Alaska for one month, (2005) this book is invaluable. Advertisements are plainly marked and information is very useful. It is very nice to be able to know what some of the sights are along the way, where good viewpoints are and where there are picnic areas and rest areas. Only negative is we used the book so much, pages started falling out.
This should be the first purchase for anyone contemplating driving Alaska (and BC, and Yukon) highways.

The Must-Have Guide for Road Travel in Alaska

The "Milepost" is a uniquely invaluable resource for travel by road in Alaska and Northwest Canada. This guide will be highly useful for the average tourist, RVer, and camper.

Alaska and Northwest Canada constitute a huge area with vast terrain variation and far less travel infrastructure than most travelers are used to in Southern Canada or the lower 48 states. Travelers should not, for example, expect gas stations, restaurants, and franchise hotels at every exit of the highways, nor should they expect that all facilities will be open year-round. Further, some routes are closed in winter or are highly dangerous due to weather conditions. Finally, travelers should be alert to both the prospect of viewing wildlife along the roads and the hazards of a traffic jam behind, say, a small herd of bison at Muncho Lake in Canada.

The Milepost provides maps, diagrams, photographs, and most of all, an almost mile by mile summary of what to expect in driving the major highways in Alaska and Northwest Canada. The information provided will allow the traveler to locate the next gas station, campground, hotel, or scenic spot. The advertisements included allow some advance planning for areas where few hotel beds may be available. Travelors may also plan ahead for fishing charters on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska or the operating hours of visitor centers or the few but excellent museums that can be found along the road. If buying the most recent edition of the Milepost, travelers can expect some up-to-date information on where to expect major road construction. The Milepost includes information on major hiking trailheads on the main roads, but hikers should seek elsewhere for detailed information on off-road routes.

The Milepost is a must-have guide for road travel in Alaska and Northwest Canada and is most highly recommended to travelers and residents in a wild and scenic part of North America.

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Milepost 2005--Don't leave home without it

We bought "Milepost 2005" on the advice of friends who live in Alaska. We've used it to plan our entire trip this summer & have found my exciting things to see & do while on vacation this summer.

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