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[USTraveler]

Just returned from a trip to Alaska and back for a total of 7200+ miles. The Alaska Highway is a pretty rough road in spots with gravel breaks, dips, potholes, and moguls. We saw 1 Class A that had hit a dip in the highway while apparently going too fast and was embedded into the side of a hill. The road was manageable but the driver had to be vigilant at all times to avoid the hazards. The best we could do was about 250 to 300 miles a day. Saw lots of wild life. Still lots of RVs making the same trip and we wouldn't trade the experience for anything. We're glad we did it, glad we're back, and would not do it again. Have spent 2 days cleaning the RV and still not done. Have a broken headlight, some stone pits in the windshield, and a broken fog light in the tow car. Had to clean the bugs off the windshield every evening and washed the entire RV and tow 4 times. Just FYI.