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Travel to Alaska thru British Columbia for the Best Scenic Views
It just makes sense! The best route to Alaska should take you through British Columbia. There’s a few of reasons for this.
- British Columbia is situated just south of Alaska and north of the State of Washington.
- British Columbia’s scenery is majestic, diverse, and just jaw dropping beautiful.
- The activities and adventures you can participate in are unlimited.
Yes, you could bypass BC by taking a ferry north out of Seattle or by traveling north through Alberta and entering British Columbia near the start of the Alaska Highway at Dawson Creek, BC. It will depend on where your starting point is.
Where to Start your Journey thru BC on your Route to Alaska
Most travel blogs start their Alaska travel route guide at the beginning of the Alaska Highway. They don’t tell you how to get there. Do they think you just mysteriously arrive in Dawson Creek, BC where the Alaska Highway begins? They don’t encourage you to explore the wineries, golf courses, beautiful provincial parks, cities, or towns along the way that make BC so…
