The Alaska Highway was born to be a military supply route but it grew up to be a story-teller.

This unforeseen attribute – like an E-ticket ride at Disneyland – had us riveted from Mile-0.

Built for war, this 1,187 mile (1,910 km) road opened to the public in 1948. Since then, driving to Alaska is a surefire epochal adventure for any traveller who is up for a dense narrative with beaucoup twists and turns.

Every overlander comes away with a unique life-altering experience, but not always the one they intended.

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