Oh my, just write down the information that Craig needs for the border crossings...

Love the Floridian cold dance. Really enjoying your videos and hope y’all have a great time on your Alaska trip. I would like to know what editing software y’all use? Thanks

Craig, do you have the RAM Air Suspension on your truck? Have you had any issue with it?

I just saw a recommendation for traveling Alaska is to "Get yourself a Bob." What that means is have someone driving in front of you. Watch when their vehicle bobs up and down to show you where the frost heaves are so you can slow down when going over them.

Love Leland he loves to talk. our dog goes nuts for trk rides and Pup Cups from Dutch Bros

I was wondering about the firearms and you guys. I did read up on them for Canada. you can only take long guns and ammo for that specific firearm. But it needs to done way in advance to get the permit. Probably better to just leave at home and say No

Worst experience was one time crossing from NY to Cornwall, Ontario and they decided to search the 5th wheel. Checking drawers they found a gun lock that we had gotten a rv rally and then had a terrible time convincing them that we did not have any guns in the rv. They searched every cupboard and storage area before finally letting us go. Have crossed many other times with no issues. Coming back from Alaska and crossing at Vancouver they checked the refrigerator.

Groceries: invernmere, r hand side as you enter the city. Named no frills. Bring your own bags, have a Canadian dollar loonie to put in the cart or borrow from cashier. Stock on what you need for Alaska.

Fun video kids!! Congrats on getting into Canada. We're gonna pay close attention to your time there as we are thinking of doing the TransCan next year from Vancouver to Nova Scotia. Safe travels!!

We stayed in site 140 (I originally thought it was 110) last summer at Ridgeview Resort. Beautiful place. Had the same issue at the same corner. And mine was a pull through but I had to back out. Have a look at that site.......No way I could have pulled through. If you have time I would make the trek to Lussier Hot springs. It's maybe 40 minutes south and then 15 miles up a logging road. Natural hot springs on the side of a river.

Did I see Craig wearing shoes? Where are flip flops? Don’t Canadians wear flip flops? 😃

Please go to Fairmont and Banff.

Coer De Lane? How were the geese? Some Americans have problems. You need to get the web site. I got in trouble for eggs, chicken, dog food in an open bag. Has to be sealed. Rice from the wrong country.

who made the frame for your BRINKLY ?

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I just subscribed to your channel .watch your video before. You guys are awesome.like The way you explain on installing the disk brakes is why i subscribed to your channel. So i give you 4 stars. Great job.

When you get close to the border why don't you just switch with Victoria and let her drive through the check point? ( Made the comment before watching the video) She has all the answers it seems. They don't like when the passenger answers all the questions while the driver sits there mute, if they want to hear from the passenger they will look directly at you and ask you. Having lived in a border city to Michigan all of my life crossing the border is normal for us. He wasn't small talking, he was asking you nicely specific questions to make sure you were letting your guard down. I always laugh when Craig backs into a site and Victoria is guiding him in, I tow a 44.5' toy hauler and have never had anyone back me in . When employees of campgrounds (KOA) offer to back me in I always decline the offer, employees of the park don't know the optimal spot for your sewer and water and power hookups and how far your slides extend out etc. I trusted them once and ended up spending 10 minutes walking the trailer over closer to the ped for hookups to avoid using extensions on everything. Maybe because I usually tow and setup alone without a co-pilot I have gotten comfortable with all of the aspects of trailer life and don't rely on someone else. My wife is usually in a separate vehicle with the animals and grand kids etc.

Ooh, you got lucky. My guy three weeks ago asked when my guns were in the truck last and my dumb ass was honest, I said, “this morning”. I don’t know if that was the wrong answer or what but they made me park and two of them gave the truck and trailer a pretty thorough toss. It sucked, and they weren’t cool at all. Had me lifting my shirt, pant legs, the works. This was at the I-5 crossing in Washington. If they pulled that crap too often, people would stop going, but luckily it’s the exception in my 5 or 6 times taking the RV up there. I guess maybe just lie, you hate guns, never been near one, you love Trudeau, fully vaxxed and boosted, etc. Or maybe it was just because they were slow, I don’t know. Burned an hour though and to me was pretty invasive. Just be prepared for it. I’ve seen RVs pulled over before and been waved right through, so I guess it was my turn. It’s such a joke too because I watched them search and there were tons of places they didn’t even look, so what’s the point. It’s just a big show, and doesn’t accomplish anything except to waste time and remind you that you have no rights in Canada, which you don’t.

ya... you will have to try Idaho again...

We crossed over in Oreville Washington last week. Nobody in line and through in less than 2 minutes! Made it to Tok yesterday. We’re saving Jasper and Banff for when he head back from Alaska. Then headed to Glacier NP and down through Idaho.

When you get back to Costco, hopefully they will have it (not always in stock), the precooked, prepackaged smoked beef brisket...youll be amazed!!! TENDER AND GREAT! Just add some bbq sauce...seriously, very good!!!

Baling wire!!!!!! LOL complements the zip ties!!!

Glad you guys are making the trek to Alaska! Hope you enjoy your time in Canada and Alaska. Safe travels!

Disc brakes should be MANDATORY from manufacturer on all medium to large trailers!

Almost 40K subscribers! Woohoo, way to go! I giggle every time I see your faces traveling on the map - please add the puppy faces too?!?! Put a small screw through the Valterra "lip" where it attaches to the RV drain pipe (if I recall, I used a spare 1" finish screw). Stops the Valterra from spinning when removing the sewer hosef.

Honorary Canadian 🫶🏻eh! Welcome to Canada 🍁

Craig there is a setting in your instrument cluster to were you can show kph on the digital speedometer

When you guys do get back to Idaho...try and go to City of Rocks...off the beaten path but a very cool place...reserve early to get into the campground there...really nice and great showers...and rock climbing!!

Ok now that you have passed over the border..show us the guns?..Common Craig roll up those sleeves!!! LOL

Safe travels....love your channel.

Craig, that add on sewer valve is a great idea..I have one too....I found that I got really tired of it spinning when removing the hose so I bought a pliers style rubber coated oil filter wrench to take the hose off while using the pliers on the hose portion...might make your life a bit easier, I know Im happier! LOL like this one - Hopkins Towing Solutions FloTool 10627GT GRIPTECH Filter Pliers

On your way there to Alaska if it's not too late. You got to stop in Kelowna British Columbia and if it's too late you have to stop here on the way back I'd love to meet you.

Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦 Alberta is our backyard! We are in Banff now as it’s so beautiful 😍

That was cool like perfect insight into the crossing thanks. Victoria I drive semi and no one has been able guide me as well as you. Have fun you guys thanks for another insightful episode 👍❤️

Wow, great video kids, real time ya'll are already in Alaska. Look forward to that trip before i get to old. .....be careful on those rv axles, i have 5200lb Dexter's on my rv and bend the drivers rear sometime in the Smoky's last September.

You’re close to our neck of the woods! Calgarians here! We actually stayed in that RV resort. Hope you enjoyed your stay!

Many years ago. I lived in Northern Minnesota and we used to Canada a lot, I don't ever remember check points!!

Honesty and clarity equals easy at the border. Looking forward to following your ongoing Alaska adventure. continued safe travels.

why don't you guys get a hdt

Suprised you did not say EH when you declared your Canadianship... LOL I was waiting for that. Should had called this "5 Mistakes you can't help yourself from doing." lol. Welcome back to Cannuckland☃

Looks like you two are having fun with another KZfaq couple, great choice.

You covered this. But, talk slow! Only answer questions asked! Do not ask them questions, they don't work for the visitor center. Only the driver answers questions unless a question is directed to the passenger. Did I suggest talking slow young lady? 😊

I lived in the East Kootenays in the 1960s and got to enjoy Radium Hot Springs several times. Beautiful area. Enjoy. K

Another great video. Welcome to Canada. Hope you enjoy your stay. Banff is incredible. Tons to see and do.

2 approximate conversions. 1.) kilometers to miles: divide km in half, then add 10% of the first number. e.g. 100km ÷ 2 = 50 + 10% of 100 (10) = 60 miles -- actually it's 62 miles but close. 2.) Celsius to Fahrenheit: double C and add 30. e.g. 20° x 2 = 40 + 30 = 70³ F

I always wanted to visit rouleau, where corner gas was filmed

I needed to watch this video before we crossed. Next time publish it sooner. K? Thanks! 😂-J

Canadian boarder is great it's America that's icky! Go to Tim Hortons for a Double Double and find some poutine!

Lol squawk box is definitely a thing. Craig my hubby likes to make jokes with boarder crossing peeps too!

Just wait till it's time to re-enter the United States...zip that lip.