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I usually don’t comment. But one time my husband and I went on a month long trip and we gave our grandkids a wall map with our picture and they were able to follow our journey. Sending postcards documenting the trip to them would also be fun. I know they are young but receiving postcards and saving them to look out in the future is fun too. We went full time RVing and only able to do 7 months before my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer. We would love to be able to travel again. I know Chris has had cancer and you guys know how precious life is. Your daughter and granddaughters will be fine and you’ll be back before you know it!

Do not let your fears, worries, concerns, issues, and excuses hold you back! Go live your life and enjoy the journey to Alaska! My vote is to take your class A, take your e-bikes, know it all will work out in the end! You got this!

Guys I've been rving a lot longer than u.. Remember they r grown ass adults!!! For me and my dead wife. We didn't have r hands Held with r kids!!! There comes a time to let them do what they signed up for!! U raised them!! You did your job and now it's time for them to step up and do their job!!!!!! It's now your time!!! Enjoy u have earned IT !!!!

I think y’all did the right thing getting a smaller rig for the trip. You could fly home and spend a few weeks every few months. Also, your family might could come out and visit a place or two with you both.

GO, just go. You'll have a good time and great memories from the trip. Remember, you're only a flight away if needed. What do you tell us?? Any day you can get away is a good day... GO

Go! My husband and I bought a 5th wheel the end of September to try rv-ing for a month after harvest. In December he was diagnosed with terminal cancer and we haven’t even spent one night in it. Go!

I’ve never sent in a comment but this one hits close to my heart. My husband and I part time travel because of our grandkids. It’s our personal choice because we LOVE hanging out with them. They don’t need us as much as we need them. I say go on your trip. FaceTime daily and maybe send them each a postcard or some goodies (our grandkids love getting mail from us). If you get home/grandbaby sick…. just fly home for a few days.

We had a very similar scenario several years ago, both our kids announced that they were having babies two days after we so,d our home to move to Florida. After much conversations between Gail and I we committed to going to Florida, we were sad initially but came up with a great solution. We bought our rv ( class b van) and travel back and forth to stay with each one during the summer and then we go and travel for 3 months. The GC love the rv , we’ve taken the oldest grandson camping, and our daughter and husband bought a travel trailer and go on weekends. Listen you can change your plans or delay them so you can get your GC love. Irregardless, we will stick by you guys. Maybe do some videos with baby !

STOP over thinking! It's leading to a crisis that doesn't exist! We have been to Alaska by cruise ship. Looking forward to it in our RV. You're so fortunate to have another couple traveling and planning with you! I understand your grandchild situation, we are facing something similar. Have travel plans and now a grandchild due in a few weeks. We are going to help them during their transition back to work and then continue our travels. We will fly in for periodic visits. But we won't change our plans! You're healthy now, use that time while you can travel and find creative ways to connect with the grandkids during your travel. 💪

You guys seem to be good grandparents and family oriented. Love your videos and when the grandchildren get old enough introduce them to the camping world. My grandparents did that for me. I'm so thankful that they did because I have so many cherished memories and it also got me into Rving 20+ years ago. My grandfather had actually picked out my first rv travel trailer when I was on deployment in 2003, now with my family we upgraded to a class A and love our adventures good and not so good. Rving is such a great life. Love your channel and videos, safe travels. ❤️

Personally, I think you did a right save your diesel pusher for your local 46 states, getting the smaller class C gives you a chance to find the gems in Alaska and like you said easy back up easier all the way around then and sell the rig when you come back home and go back back to your diesel pusher. But I don’t have family anymore. I’m trying to find solo trips for myself. It’s different. I’m following you and learning.

Only Chris & Katrina can decide if you made the right choice. I would say this - there is always going to be a reason not to go. Your grandkids will get older every day, so at what point, is it the right time? You already know our thoughts on your Class C. lol. Enjoy the Journey!

Life is short, take the trip. @hrdakerwd has the right idea on how to keep the kids involved and the postcards would be a great souvenir for them.

My parents bought a class C when we moved to AK and did a lot of camping. Then the types of RVs you saw the most were truck campers and class Cs. I think the class C was definitely the way to go. Have fun. I'll be watching and enjoying!

Just go! And remember whether it’s good times or bad times, it’s all content! Seriously, though, I have a 27 foot class C RV and no tow vehicle, not even an e-bike at this moment. I will typically do my sightseeing, either at the beginning, or the end of getting to whatever my camping destination is going to be. That said, I am rarely any place where I have anything to disconnect. All I have to do is pull in the slide check the tire pressure and go. Pretty simple from my perspective. Enjoy the trip, looking forward to the videos! You’ve got this.

Chris, Katrina, I’m sure whatever decision you make, it will be the right one. As you said Chris, it’s a trip of a lifetime. Regarding leaving your site for a day, use a collapsable orange cone. Takes up minimal space. Stay safe, stay well.

You have helped them when they needed you. That is fine. We live near a daughter with a baby, We have been over used. My wife is ok with it but I think its getting old. Its not that they are poor, its that our daughter wants to go do things. I am tired of it. so folks, you have NOT made a mistake. I hope you take this as good true advice. I like you both.

Go on your trip!! Enjoy and enjoy your new little motorhome. Alaska is a dream trip.

Take breath and do whatever you want. We left Vancouver Island last June, headed south to Arizona, across to Florida and are now in Tennessee, headingtotheMaritimes. Our kids are adults and get to choose how to live their lives and are happy for us. They seem to raise their children fine without us being there. Have fun. We definitely don't travel with other people in case we want to do something different. Maybe we are too independent.

We are full timers also(1.5 years) and have 3 granddaughters and that’s the hardest part. We had talked about waiting a few years till they were older to start our journey, but we are both in our 60’s and in good health. We decided to do it while we can, no one knows the what the future holds especially with health! Face time and postcards help. Can’t wait to follow your journey to Alaska, safe travels

Life is short! you have to go, it's your time to enjoy your trip of a lifetime and you can share that with photo's, video's, postcards, etc. Like many have commented already, it's your time to enjoy, don't feel guilty and if you have the means to fly back if / when needed, that's a piece of mind. Travel safe and we can't wait to follow you on this trip

It is hard but it’s only 7 months. Not that long in the grand scheme of things. You have to live your life. You’ve given a lot of your time to your kids and grands. Enjoy!

I totally understand your dilemma with both the grand kids and the second RV. We have a class A and sometimes I wish I had a smaller rig to give us more flexibility but I wouldn’t want to pack and unpack for day trips. Missing the grand kids is a heart string pull. I would budget money to fly back every three months if you can.

You definitely did the right thing by getting the smaller rig for the trip. I have no desire to take our 5th wheel to Alaska. I dont think we would leave the west to go home for the holidays and then back to the west - thst would be too much for us. Dont sress about it all - it's all going to work out fabulously! 😊

Safe travels! Sounds like there are plenty of us with the same dilemma! Enjoy that class c without any regrets! Looking forward to watching more of your travels! Seize the day!

Go, Enjoy, Have Fun.

Gigi to Gigi...I feel your pain! That's hard, but a quick flight home, mid way through the trip, is totally doable. In my (Laurel) humble opinion, you need a tow vehicle or E-bikes to explore areas you're traveling to. I can't imagine being in Moab Utah, and being stuck at the RV resort or having to rent a jeep/car every time I wanted to explore. Being nimble is great and has its perks, but being mobile during this epic trip of a lifetime will enhance your trip 3 fold...in my opinion! Here's what I'd suggest: trade the Trend for a Class C, tow your Jeep, hook the E-bikes on the back of the jeep, and now you have everything for this amazing journey!! You asked the question😅I'm just sharing what I would do😊I simply couldn't invest that much money and time into an epic trip that I couldn't get out and explore everything I wanted to...but that's me😅 you are gonna have a great time with your friends!! Many memories are about to be created!!

For people that serve in the military this is something they have to deal with all of the time. Sometimes they are gone for more than a year without any family including their spouse. Go and have fun. If you get home sick you don’t have anybody telling you that you can’t go back for a visit. Don’t worry about how others feel. Do what you want to do.

As for me, I could never leave my 5 Grandchildren for that period of time. We are very close. My heart aches when we don’t see them for one week. They range from 2-13 years old. We are going to Alaska in June but it is a land sea adventure. We will be gone for two weeks and I’m fretting about that. Follow your heart and enjoy the adventure.

We are going to AK this year too and in a similar set up. Winnebago EKKO without a toad. It will present some challenges but we hope it will help us be more flexible with our travels and camping choices. I feel like we might be setting ourselves up for some big challenges as we have nothing reserved and truly winging it. Yet in our 8 years of full timing we’ve always made due when stumbling blocks trip us up. Like you say, “Roll with the punches.” We don’t have kids so we are used to keeping in contact with our small circle of family via phone calls, FaceTime, etc and chalk it up as good enough… We miss them but they get it that we are nomads at heart. You guys know tomorrow is never promised. Do the trip!

Weather permitting of course, I'll say there's always reasons not to go 🤷‍♂️ Trip of a lifetime WITH friends? You gotta jump on that. Personally, I think the Class C is a bit under kill but that's just me lol. Love the content. God Bless ~

same with us and grandkidslllll. wish all our kids would live in the same place~~ haha~~ we are taking a BIG trip... our longest too. BUT plan to fly back to kids or bring the grands to us :P

My husband and I are full time RV'rs. We have 5 grand children. 4 in Florida, 1 in Ohio. We are dealing with the same concerns. It's really hard sometimes. ❤

Why would it be a mistake? I completely understand leaving family, but you know you can come back and see them. I would definitely use the class B, that was a good call. Can you delay part of it to meet he needs of the new grand? I say keep your plans. But it would be tough.

I’ve said this before. You guys got this! Just just do what Katrina says. You’ll be fine!😅

My wife and I have come to the conclusion, that we have probably 20-25 good years left to enjoy our time. We love spending time with our children and grandchildren, they live about 5 miles away. However, we don't plan to change any of our trips. When you actually realize time is short, take the time to do the things you want to enjoy. I'm sure that you worked hard to get to where you are in life. Enjoy it while you can with no regrets. Your children will understand, and I would guess they are happy for you to be able to do this. You have the means to comeback and spend time with your family and the new grandchild, so have a thrill of a lifetime on your adventure.

Get you a rear trailer hitch with a 2" receiver for a spare tire and your ebikes. That's what we have on our 5th wheeler and it works great. Enjoy your class C and go to Alaska. Time is short. Your kids will be fine. ❤ We'll be checking on you. We will be spending our summer in UP MI (from Texas). Year 3 of full-time RVing!

We think you should go, especially before the new grand gets any older. Once they get older it will be harder. Cannot wait to follow along!!

Even though we are not full timers, we have been to Alaska twice (once starting in the late spring with a travel trailer in '03 and then a few years later in the late summer towing a 5th wheel in '09). We'd love to go again in a Class C, but our advancing years are making it unwise. So go for it! You might consider shortening the time you are away by skipping the California, Oregon and Washington stops and not zigzag so much. Focus on Canada and Alaska so you can take it slow and not spread yourselves so thin. Just our perspective. Have a great time!

Come on man... Do what you want. Life isn't a trial run. One shot. I'd have no interest in driving all the way to Alaska, but that why we are all different. We will be moving away from our kids grandkids next year to the beach, but they can come visit whenever they want. We are almost retired and we want to live like we want for a change!

with that class c, you can get a tow hitch and carry the e-bikes on that hitch. you definitly want a spare way to gret around. esp for the little excursions into the tourists traps

Everyone has an opinion, but no one has a crystal ball. Only you two can weigh your options. I will share that we did a 7 month journey in our 32' class C, and those months flew by. You have to ask yourselves why you chose the RV life and only you can answer that. Safe travels and God's blessings.

I totall understand your thinking. However, I've learned, the hard way, that do what you can when you can. There is no guarantee what tomorrow brings. There will always be reasons to say "no" or letst just wait a year. Before you know it, its too late. I wish I had done more before now. At 60, and hitting the road at 62, we are concerned about our health as well as missing our small family. Will you miss things? Of course. Will there be more things to come that you will be there for in the future? Of course. As long as your health is good. Especially with technology today, you can see and talk to them all of the time. My vote, you're not making a mistake. DO IT! The Class C is probably better than the A, but personally, I would take my Class A. But, that's just me. lol

You’re not making a mistake at all. Last year we took a 45 day trip from Texas to Maine and back. We were at the Cape Cod Canal and my wife said she was ready to go home. We went home as fast as we could to get back to our grandkids. We don’t want to waste the memories we make with them so we just take short trips now.

Like your fireside chat.

We live in our motorhome. A year ago we bought 10 acres in Arizona, moved Away from our 5 sons and wifes with grandkids. Live your life, we aren't getting younger. The kids travel to us, and we bought a small camper to go see them. Do miss grand kids, but they didn't forget about the old folks. Hard to leave, but the adventure can be shared with them when you return. Another thought, the baby will be older when you return, and they are alot more fun at a year old. Take care, go enjoy your lives. Thanks for sharing.

It's not a mistake...Every trip, short or long, has risk and reward and a lot of what if's. We've extended some and cut others short. Leaving open the option to fly home for a visit is excellent. There are always reasons to wait but the the time train is chugging forward and unforseen occurances will always cause us to question our choices. Enjoy the trip with no regrets.

Hi Chris and Katrina! I think you are doing the right thing. If they need you they’ll call you and you can hop on the next flight home. You need this adventure with friends. It’s great you are there with them before you leave. I think you’ll have fun I’m rooting for you no matter what you do! I love you just the same. I didn’t know you had a class C. I would love to see it inside and out. It’s good you that for Alaska because you’ll be able to get in tight spots for sure. Nice you are with family on property. I like that you can be together there. It makes it fun that way. Enjoy your time with family this Easter week. I have only known you both a few months and I love already! ❤️🤗😘Stsy safe and see you soon!

Hope you go… I’m looking forward to watching 🤙

No, not a mistake at all! You're going on a well deserved adventure. If emergency arises fly home. You still have a life to live so giddy up and get out there!❤🤠

You’re not promised tomorrow, I saw go now. Wish we were retired, we’d be going with you. I think the Class C was a great deal and it will certainly save you money on fuel. You’re going to have so much fun. Technology these days makes you closer than the miles that separate you.

Wow, I would think the class C could tow a small car. But take that to Alaska towing would be hard. But you should be able to add bike carrier to the Winnebago. Have a safe trip.

reading some of the comments you got, really made me question why I’m waiting to buy another RV. I have 4 grandchildren and it’s tough leaving them but as the comments said life is short so we must do the things we want. I really am enjoying following you guy’s and maybe we’ll meet up on the road someday!

You go on the trip. Do it while you’re healthy and can do it and enjoy life.

We don’t full time, but we do go on about two long trips each year, about 6-7 weeks. Then a lot of short trips. I dream of an Alaskan trip but it’s so far! One day maybe…until then I love watching other people go and I can’t wait for your trip! We have a 2021 Winnebago View, very similar to the one you bought. We tow my 2 door Jeep on long trips. But we have taken short trips with no towing and it is so nice. Definitely different. Is Tucker going?? Good luck in all the planning and prepping, glad your going with friends!💜

First congrats on 11K. I would never say GO or DON'T GO, only ya'll can decide. I've never had a desire to go to Alaska myself and if I did go it would be on a ship and not in my RV.😁. Don't know the timing of ya'll getting back to western US but remember we will be in OKC first 2 weeks of Oct if that would possibly fit in for ya'll being there.

Chris and Katrina, Well it seems most of everyone are saying to go for it. I agree. The baby will still be a baby when you come back. If ever there was a good time to go, I think going while the baby is an infant would be better. Three of our grandsons live 5 hours away. We facetime a lot. Go have fun. 😊

I think it a trip of a lifetime and as long as your family is all setup with your help. Now is the time to fulfill your dreams,life is short and you never know what life will bring you. Family is most important, but if everyone is good, I say take your trip and enjoy yourself. And I think the smaller RV is a great choice for that type of a trip. Only you can make the right choice. Best of luck to you both. 🤗

You always say any day you can get away is a great day. So you answered the question. GO!

We took our 2021 Fleetwood 40m towing our full size truck to Alaska all summer last year. Since have done I can say if I could not bring a toad I would be taking the motor home. If not I would just stay home with the grandchildren! Alaska never get closer or easier.

Hi guys, its your time to have some fun. Have you thought of putting on a bike rack?

Good luck my wife and I stay close to the grandkids because they still want to spend time with us , who knows what will happen or how long we will have with them. We put our plans on hold. Thanks for your videos

We weren’t nearly that far in our planning of our 2022 Alaskan trip But our daughter was due in July with our fourth grandson, and there was no way we were going to miss that. We talked about this year and wouldn’t you know it, we have our first granddaughter coming in May. We are in our fifth year of full timing and Facetime has really helped us to keep in touch with family.

Always good to talk it out! Sorry Deb, Joel, Ken, and Pam are unable to make the “caravan” - I’m sure you’ll have an amazing time regardless. Looking forward to seeing how your amazing trip unfolds! 👀

We did our first trip last year. 10 1/2 months. 31 states. 29,000 miles. 13,500 miles towing our 5th wheel. 2 flights back to California. One trip to the emergency room. You'll be fine! But my question is, what happened to Chasing Our Sunshine? We met them in Quartzsite in January and they bought another RV too!?

I think it will be tough to leave but I don’t think you’ll regret it. And I’m sure your kids love seeing you out there living your best lives! Plus I want to find out through you if I need to get a Class C to do the Alaska trip 😂We are not completely full time yet but it’s coming. Our kids are always calling us asking where we are now - they never even assume we are home anymore. The oldest keeps asking if he can just rent our house since we are hardly ever home. 😂

One thing you always hear. There is no day better than to day. If you don't go now...when will you go? The one thing, for me, I would want my toad. I wouldn't like unhooking to just run down the road for something or getting into tight quarters in the class C when site seeing. But as is always the truth, it is all about what makes each individual happy.

I can't say what you should do only you know that. But this life is what you sold the house for to see the world and do things before your to old to do them. If it were me I would take the Alaska trip that's a once in a life time trip. Like you said if something happens you can fly home. This is why you sold the house this is why you got the RV.

Go, you will have a blast. It will work out! Safe travels!

Basically, guys go on your trip. To Alaska.Have a lot of fun. Don't worry about anything. This is a trip of a lifetime. Go for it.....❤

omg, yes the grandkids, i can totally relate. when we started dreaming about going out for 6 month long trips, we did not have any expectations of having 3 new grandchildren! now we are planning our first retirement trip and the most i can do is 6 weeks and that will be hard as well. However I don't think it is a mistake for you guys to go on this once in a lifetime trip, lets face it, your not getting younger LoL and who knows what the future holds, go explore and facetime your little ones whenever you can. I truly believe its the voices that you hear that keep you close. also buying the smaller RV will definitely get you to fantastic places, and save you on the gas bills. Go, live, enjoy and come home to your family with all your exciting stories. We wish you a safe and exciting journey, wave to us as you pass through Canada!

We have been full timing twice, buying houses and selling furnished is expensive. Yes one of our daughters has three grands and convinced us to sell our home in FL and move to Texas. Our daughter with the Grands name is Candace as well. No you are not making a mistake. Grands are wonderful but you raised your family. Since FaceTime is available you will see those Grands very often

Some day we will run into each other. I spent the winter in so cal and u was in Florida. When we do the first round is on me!!!

I have been away only 3 months from our family. That is my max. My girls and grands and great grands want us home. Could never do that long, and it is dirty there too.

I don’t have grand kids so, it’s tough for me to answer really. Go with your gut you guys! I would love to do Alaska,you’re not in over your head! You know it’s your time right now, you raised your kids.

Glad I can help, if it is help

We have been considering this same trip in 2025. I will be watching for the details.

Go on the trip!

Nope. Don't change your plans. The both of you have experienced as a young couple the introduction of having a family. You deserve to travel the country. I know you love your family. Your kids have to do the same. They decided to have a family. So let them learn to be parents and learn from their mistakes and grow. The both of you did it and survived. Your kids will do the same. Let your kids grow to be parents. U will be fine. They will be fine. Enjoy your journey. You guys are doing the right thing. U deserve to be on the road. U guys travel safe.

Go and enjoy..... just not sure why you can't take the ebikes thou. You made no wrong decsions, you just may need to make a new decsion.

Do yourselves a favor and take a side trip to Victoria British , Columbia 🙂

You won’t know until you’re done your trip whether you meet a mistake or not whether you did or didn’t it was still an adventure and a journey. As long as you have Internet, you will miss very little. No one knows when the counter is done counting so if you can do it do it now and don’t look back, tomorrow is never promised.

Some great recommendations for you already below. What ever you decide thanks for sharing your travels and tribulations. ❤️ P. S. Months=Years when talking newborn (not taking sides) 😂

Take the trip !

It's so hard to be away from the grandbabies. Fortunately, the kids/grandkids can come visit you! ❤ I agree - it's the intrigue. Who knows what will happen but let's just try anyway! ❤ Happy travels!

I wouldn’t take anything bigger than a Class C. Big Truck Big Travels (KZfaq) went last year for about 6 months. They didn’t take their 5th wheel because of the roads and other obstacles. They towed a jeep I think. Just be safe and happy traveling

As far as right decision with Class C, I would look at the cost of it and how much it would cost to use it and weigh that with how much it will cost you in the Class A. I think you would be more comfortable in the Class A especially with Tucker. As far as the decision to go, I say GO. You only live once and you don’t know what tomorrow brings for us so go while you have the means.

You guys are building a valuable documentary on KZfaq to share with your grandkids and their kids and more. They will be able to share the family experience for years to come. Get out there while you can. Do things to engage them in your journey. Give them a map and itinerary so they can follow along. Send post cards to them often, like every travel day. Gather gifts to share with them on your return. Facetime with them regularly. You can still be close even while you travel.

To the question of the Class C. For Dawn and I it is a huge mistake if it was us. 1. Our Class A basically same as yours drives better and more comfortably. 2. We have our car bikes and comforts of home .. since it’s our home. 3. I believe and have seen and traveled enough in big trucks and Alaska via bicycle to tell you that your A will make it just fine as will ours. 4. Kids and grandkids are an issue for us as well. We are at our home base campground two months a year and working on three or 4 a year. 5. Make drive days 500 miles per day when possible. Get through the US - don’t worry about seeing anything. Plan on staying in Alaska a month or two, then turn and burn. 6. Plan the next trip to Alaska to see more. 7. This is what I feel is OUR Dawn and my way to get it done while getting back for doctors, kids, and grandkids. 8. Do it your way!!! Have fun and don’t worry.

We don't think that any decision is a mistake..... Obviously, you have to do what's best for your family situation. If you choose to do the Alaska trip, it will be epic and a memory that will last a lifetime! If you choose to put it off, that's will be fine too..... One thing we have learned about this FT RV Life the past 10 months, is the places you want to visit will always be there for whenever you can make it! We are lucky that "Home" is in AZ where alot of people like to Winter in their RVs, so when we spend the Holiday Season there, we're "Home" with our family! So, we don't have to worry about traveling back and forth during that busy time of year. Technology will also allow you to stay in touch which is a huge bonus!!! Kevin & Lareka

So a few things to think about, and I'm not trying to tell you what to do, you have to decide what is best for you and your family. But to ask yourself, is Alaska your Every Day Get Away? It is My Every Day Get Away and has been for 55 years. Its where my rig lives. In the summer I can just go out and enjoy Alaska. In the winter I can go out and enjoy Alaska. But my retirement goal is to be able to RV in the lower 48 and see all 48 states and what they have to offer. My folks are aging and other issues. That makes it hard to be away from home. There is always something. But the flip on that is that at 55, thinks hurt more in the morning. Will I make it to retirement? And if so, will I be able to handle my rig and do all those things as I get older. We're all bullet proof until we're not. The things you put off, they become later in life things that you may or may not regret not getting around to because it was something that had to do with the grandkids. My grandparrents couldn't always be there, my folks couldn't always be there. But we still love them and we turned out OK. Were we disspointed when they couldn't be there's sure we were. But we had kid values. We got past that because there would always be something else to do with them. But they also knew it was OK to do things for themselves, and they did. Alaska probably won't be a life altering trip. You more than likely won't call home and tell everyone to sell your stuff, your'e moving to Alaska. But you may want to come back and give it a second go. Partially because you're going to find that there are a ton of other out of staters that brought their Class A's. You'll be just fine in the Class C but you may find that you are more comfortable in the Class A. I can't tell that for you. You'll have to find it out on your own. The slow down thing. You're going to learn about frost heaves and possibly muskeg. So yeah, drive for the conditions and not the speed limit. You don't have to be to work on Monday like me so surf the smoother wave by backing off the go button. Your rig will thank you. So hopefully you decide to come no matter which rig. Hopefully the weather is good for you. Hopefully you enjoy yourselves. Me, I have camping spots reserved over the summer. A trip to Skagway from Anchorage where I live and have been putting off but dammit this year I'm doing it. Another longer trip to Anchor Point with the ATV's and friends to do an epic ATV ride down the beach from Anchor Point to Homer and back racing the tide. So good luck to you and best wishes on your decisions...

I can't give an educated opinion on any of these issues. The only thing I can say is that personally, if I owned a class A I would probably go in the class A. Why, because many did it and were just fine. That's my 2 cents on the subject. No matter what you decide, I wish you the best. Thank you for sharing.

Go!

And your good to get the class c to going

Take your e-bikes you’ll be fine!

Good video 😊just saying that your class c doesn't look like it can handle the trip suspension may not be strong enough ect look light weight there class c that are better f 550 cost more class A might be better it depends on how you drive 🤔😀

If you alter your plans this time but in the next two years another grandchild maybe born will you change your plans then? When will you ever go if you just rip off the bandaid and go. I am not a full timer and my kids are not having grand kids yet. Just wanted to put that disclaimer on it. It’s only a plane ride away ♥️

I should add, just from a visual perspective, Chris seems to be the one wringing his hands. Katrina does seem to maintain a calmer more relaxed posture. Non verbal language is real language!

What's the plan for the Class C after the trip? I missed that part.