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You may not be able to enter Canada if you have a criminal record (this includes DUIs).

border officials when entering from Canada. A health certificate is also recommended, as it may be required by U.S.

Dogs and cats may be transported through Canada as long as you have proof of current rabies vaccination.

#TREASURE MAP SIGNPOST PARADISE REGISTRATION#

Be prepared to show proof of insurance and vehicle registration or rental papers.Persons under 18 not accompanied by both parents must carry a letter from their legal guardian and/or the other parent granting permission to travel to Canada.

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Download the ArriveCAN app to add your travel information within 72 hours of arriving in Canada.Customs and Border Protection website and Canadian Border Services Agency website for additional information. The easiest way to cross the U.S./Canadian Border is with a government-issued passport. Please visit drivebc.ca for latest updates (look for updates on Highway 97). This is expected to last several weeks, until the road is repaired. Due to a washout on the Alaska Highway in northern BC near the BC/Yukon border, the Alaska Highway is currently open to single-lane alternating traffic with a pilot car at Contact Creek, at km 900 for southbound traffic leaving Watson Lake and km 897 for northbound traffic leaving Fort Nelson. Whether you choose the Inside Passage Route, Gold Rush Route, or Rockies Route, you are in for an adventure of a lifetime on your drive North to Alaska.ĪLASKA HIGHWAY UPDATE, JULY 7, 2022: The Alaska Highway is open. Take your time on one of the three main routes and savor the journey. To top it off, your fellow travelers – the people you meet in the campgrounds, roadhouses, lodges, and restaurants – will become your adventure cohort, sharing stories and experiences along the way. You’ll find colorful towns and villages both large and small populated by warm, welcoming locals who love to share their stories and cultures, and discover the arts, customs, and history of First Nations, Inuit, Métis, and Alaska Native peoples. It’s not just the scenery and wildlife that makes this trip so special. In Western Canada and Alaska, vast landscapes of mountains, dense forests, braided rivers, glaciers, tundra, and turquoise lakes are home to abundant wildlife including moose, bears, wolves, and bald eagles.

Nothing satisfies the desire for adventure like hitting the open road, stopping whenever you want to experience new places and take in the views. Are you ready to embark on the Ultimate Road Trip? Driving to Alaska through Canada offers unparalleled scenery, national parks to explore, activities for every level of adventurer, and opportunities to learn about Canada and Alaska’s Indigenous cultures.