Denali National Park

Daniel Perez Liston, PhDWe arrived yesterday and camped at the park. We were greeted by a large moose and her baby. What an experience.

The Pump House in Fairbanks !!!

From Chicken to Tok Alaska

Daniel Perez Liston, PhDStopped to do some routine maintenance on this spectacular road.

Top of the World Highway

Yesterday we had the best ride of the entire trip! We rode from Dawson City to Chicken Alaska. The road conditions were pretty bad at first, lots of mud, fog, and rain. After 50 grueling miles, the rain finally stopped and the fog went away. Hope you enjoy the pics as much as we enjoyed this incredible and memorable day of riding. ;-)

Watson Lake

Daniel Perez Liston, PhDYesterday we rode from Watson Lake to Whitehorse, Yukon Territory in Canada. The ride was incredible! Long distances and just an amazing place to ride. The distances are worse than in Texas, jajaja. We rode about 300 miles. Got caught in some rain then stopped about 40 miles from Whitehorse and had an a snack over looking the lake, the view was spectacular! Feel blessed to be riding with my buddies. I'll keep updating as we continue our journey. Today we reach an important milestone for the trip, we enter Alaska! :-)

Seattle to Alaska!!!

       Ok, so we finally have a date (it's not easy that all four of us agree on dates, especially with Jorge). We are set to fly to Seattle on July 28th, 2016. We will go to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska (the northern most point you can travel on a highway on this continent) and then head back to Calgary, Canada, where we will store the bikes again. I'm so excited. We still got five months to go, but I can't wait! This should be the trip of a life time.
       Here's a link to Prudhoe Bay's wiki page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prudhoe_Bay,_Alaska



       Still haven't finished planning the trip on the Tire software (GPS file), but here's a shot of some of the work I've done. I'll post the entire route in a month or so.

Peach Orchard Thief

Caught red-handed! Our mischievous friend, Jorge, couldn't resist the temptation of snatching some sweet and incredibly tasty peaches from an orchard on Del Puerto Canyon Rd, near Patterson California. But, I'm glad he did, because we were starving and hadn't had anything to eat since we left San Francisco.

 There he is... :)

These hills, that have no trees on them, are really interesting. The views were spectacular and the weather was perfect, about 70 degrees Fahrenheit. It was truly a great ride.

 There he is again...

Aradio captured this shot as we were leaving the orchards. We can't thank him enough for the amazing pictures he takes during the trip. I'm on the left, Fernando center, and Jorge on the right. We love these kinds of roads. We spend 90% of the time on these byways. The KRLs make great touring bikes on these roads.