KOD Power - One Year

USA - Alaska - August and September 2022

Fairbanks

Button

Creamer's Field - next to the actual field there are great hiking trails

Button

our daily visitor

Button

Creamer's Field - a former farm is now a landing and rest area for the migration of cranes and geese

Button

there they fly...

Button

in the Ice Museum

Button

Dalton Highway - Fahrt nach Deadhorse/ Prudhoe Bay - Arctic Ocean

on the Dalton Highway north - it is still asphalt with large holes

Button

always north - about 1,000 km

Button

Prudhoe Bay - Hotel Aurora - actually a dormitory for the workers with full board - highly recommended

Button

Luis has landed

Button

it is really small compared to the vehicles used here

Button

all the water for the hotel is supplied and stored here

Button

Aurora Hotel - Men's camp - Accommodation for many workers during their shift of about 2 weeks

Button

We felt very comfortable and the price is reasonable

Button

Although oil is so close, diesel costs a lot of money, everything has to be delivered

Button

our first caribou

Button

the colors are simply indescribable

Button

completely new to me, this area is a desert from a weather perspective, it hardly rains, the winters are dry and very cold

Button

good beer and

Button

enjoy your meal

Button

works even in the smallest of spaces

Button

The public campsites are very good, simple but everything you need is there

Button

short but intense, the vegetation in the north

Button

back was first necessary to wash

Button

Fairbanks Part 2 - Northern Lights and Car Museum

back at our campsite

Button

the cranes are back too

Button

In Fairbanks, there is a truly excellent car museum https://www.fountainheadmuseum.com/ (only vehicles up to the end of the 1930s), including a contemporary history exhibition on the development of mobility and! on clothing of the time - just take a look

Button

Northern Lights

Button

simply indescribable

Button

Denali National Park

the mountain that gives the national park its name, Denali (also known as Mount McKinley)

Button

Normally it is covered by clouds, only on about 60 days is it supposed to appear like this

Button

a short hike

Button

but unfortunately you are not alone here

Button

By bike you can avoid all barriers and controls and get much further into the park than by car

Button

but it is already cold

Button

Denali Highway

Button

on the Denali Highway - the way from Denali National Park to Paxson, a wild road with indescribable panoramas but also a favorite area of hunters, so we had no desire for hiking

Button

our elk meat menu

Button

it tasted excellent

Button

On the way we met Richard and Michelle and had many exciting conversations, we are looking forward to seeing you again

Button

Visiting the Alpin Creek Lodge, where you will be spoiled with food and alpine flair, an absolute recommendation

Button

Unfortunately we didn't have much time, but coming back makes sense

Button

the perfectly equipped Richard, always with the right tire pressure!

Button

once again you can see how small our Luis is

Button

after long journeys our home is ready for a nice evening

Button

These blue potatoes are amazing, they taste really good

Button

and to finish off a small blueberry cake

Button

Glen Highway und Anchorage

Button

Musk Osk is actually a goat. The wool is very warm and is combed out of the animals. This is the only farm. Normally, the animals live up north.

Button

Our campsite was right next to the tracks, and repair work was kindly carried out at night...

Button

Very tasty restaurant in Anchorage, I had my first king crab - delicious!

Button

An exciting museum in Anchorage, with very modern items that deal with the history and culture of Alaska.

Button

Cabela's is a shopping chain that has everything for the outdoors - fishing, hunting, boating, hiking, and everything else - it's just huge!

Button

Great performance by the students from the college in Anchorage. After regular classes, we continue with the culture of our ancestors, which will then be presented here in the museum. The Inuit dance more with their arms, we dance more with our feet.

Button

Kenai - Homer - Seward - Whittier

Button

The former Russian culture and history can be found on all paths

Button

adventurous roads to the end of the world, or rather to the end of the bay, here it is really lonely

Button

and nature impresses and overwhelms again and again

Button

and these evenings, but the Northern Lights remained hidden

Button

Homer on the Kenai Peninsula - a dream place in Alaska, a holiday destination for many from Anchorage, especially the Spit (the headland into the bay) is very beautiful

Button