9. Riding America's LONGEST FERRY to Alaska!

So, in Ketchikan, they could get their rocks off but not have anything on the rocks. 😂😂😂😂

how much are the meals ? it always feels better being outside in big swells , ive been out in a big storm in the minch atlantic west scotland. what time of year did you do it and cost?

i camped on the deck with my tent lewis port newfoundland to goosebay happy valley labrador 100 dollars canadian one way

I watch a lot of ferry videos on the Solo Travel Japan channel, so to find out there's a long-distance ferry operating in the U.S. was a cool find.

wait i thought dennis rodman was america's longest fairy

Thats not the longest. The M/V Columbia is the longest

The best parts of 🇺🇸 are the unwoke places where you just find hard working people who go about their business. Contrast that to where I am (nyc) and it’s two completely different worlds. Seeing this videos reinforces what I know in my heart. I’m in the wrong place for the type of person that I am. I gotta get myself together and get outta Dodge.

We took that ferry from Prince Rupert to Skagway, some years ago. Then took the Rocky Mountaineer train up the Gold Rush trail and a bus into Whitehorse. There, it was the best Canada Day party we have ever seen. Everyone on and off the ferry were marvellous.

NOPE

Just found your awesome channel and I’m binge watching your travels across the US. ❤

No proper bathroom tour😭😭😭

I thought it was common knowledge that being outside and being able to see the waves and the horizon always makes seasickness way less bad. It's the disconnect between what your eyes see and what your inner ear feels that makes you feel sick in the first place.

DownieLive, I drove to AK solo back in '84, and I was blown away by the scenery as well. Plus, when I got to Haines, I took the ferry down to Juneau, thus getting a taste of the beauty of the ferry method. By the way, almost as an afterthought, I finally arrived in Skagway on the morning of Day #8--long drive.
On behalf of all Americans, thanks, neighbor, for all the scenery kudos.
I don't know if you learned this, so . . . Juneau is the only state capital of the 50 that is cut off from the rest of the world by road, i.e., you have to fly in, or take a ferry like you 3 did, because of the rugged Coast Mtns. to the east, and the ocean to the west.
I just learned, via some investigation on a google search, that if you'd had the time and patience, plus another 6 days, you could have arrived at the far end of the Alaska State Ferry's route at Dutch Harbor, which is halfway out the Aleutian Islands chain. Maybe next time.😀

No electromagnetic radiation, you can feel it

You do know that there are trains in British Columbia.

I was once there, lovely like the North Pole.

Your smiley makes the perfect trip...

This is lovely.

Maybe a dumb question, do you need a passport to take that ferry to Alaska?

as someone from bellingham i have wanted to take that ferry for a while this is giving me the urge to go to alaska

Dude, I so want to travel with you!

ngl, it doesnt look like a good time

Being on the deck seeing the waves coming is better because you are seeing and feeling the same thing at the same time and the body can handle it when you are in your room feeling one thing and seeing that the room is not moving your body cannot correlate the two together which is what causes the seasickness feeling

Other than yakutat

I also just did a alaska cruise on the same itinerary and we did the same things

bro i literally just moved from Colorado to Bellingham

Its called "bring a book"! Or three! 😂

The coastal community, looks like they are living in heaven.

My family goes from one meal to the next

I live in Alaska. My Grandma was born in 1941.

How are able to make this adventure through some the most beautiful landscape all about you is astounding and sad.

Ask any navy sailor. A rocking ship will give you the best sleeping experience in the world.

So cute taking a nap like your dad 😅

Cost????????????????

How much was the trip?

Cool .

I love travelling with you

Yes, I remember my first storm at sea, you have to be on deck or you will be sick the whole time.

Okay I this channel just came up on my feed and so happy it did! You guys are amazing what a cool channel and experience thank you for taking me along I love Alaska and I did not know you could camp on the ferry very cool or cold!! ❤you gained a new sub!!

It’s not the longest ferry it’s the longest sailing ON a ferry.

Gina real as hell for taking you to skaters cabin before the visitor center

Finally he’s napping like his dad taught him.

I also have taken the Alaska Marine Highway ferry from Bellingham / it was incredible. It was fun re-living it with you

Nothing to do?! It’s perfect to escape.

That was fun, liked seeing the whales and glaciers. I think its great you took your friends / editors along to the start of his journey.

Having your crew on every video makes it 100% better

Reminds me of the norwegian "Hurtigruten", a passenger/cargo/cruise ship that runs along the majority of the norwegian coast. It makes stops in quite a few towns and cities along its journey though. Takes about 11-12 days round trip depending on the season and weather, can recommend.