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Originally Posted by Viajerodeltiempo
Hi! after my presentation i open this thread to consult you about everything related to my dream!
As the title says i want to travel from Argentina to Alaska and then come back to Argentina again(i calculate 1 year aprox the hole trip).
Has any did something similiar?
Besides the gas, oil and parts for my bike, anyone has like a excel with the expenses (sleep, food, tolls, etc)?
All the recomendatios that you have they will be very grateful!
Thanks
Your friend el Charly
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Hello,
1 year for Argentina - Alaska - Argentina sounds challenging. It took me 13 months to get to Costa Rica and probably would need another 10 months to get to Alaska
As for money question you can chek out Mike and Shanon page http://www.smboilerworks.com/money/ - they are providing quite good summary of the trip.
For me so far is around 30 USD per day including Darien Gap, bike maintenance, food, accomondation and ec.
Anna
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WOOOOHH what a NICE trip are you making!!
its a must following you in your social media!!
Talking about the other link its perfect! Thats the .xls i was looking for! Thank you very much!!
The also have cost per coutries too! Nice info they have!
Cheers!!
PS: do you use the app ioverlander? is it good? do you recomend another app for outdoor camping and save u$$ on hotels?
Thanks in advance!!
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I did the trip Canada/Argentina in 1980. I will never forget how much so many Argentinians went out of their way to help me.
I live in Puerto Escondido in Mexico November to April. There are a lot of young Argentinians doing surf here.
I'm back to Canada from May to October. I live along the US border and you will have to ride the Highway 97 and it's 4 km away from my home.
I will be following your thread. You can contact me for any querries or needs whether you are travelling in Mexico or in Canada.
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I did the trip Canada/Argentina in 1980. I will never forget how much so many Argentinians went out of their way to help me.
I live in Puerto Escondido in Mexico November to April. There are a lot of young Argentinians doing surf here.
I'm back to Canada from May to October. I live along the US border and you will have to ride the Highway 97 and it's 4 km away from my home.
I will be following your thread. You can contact me for any querries or needs whether you are travelling in Mexico or in Canada.
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Really in the 80s? no gps, only maps i guess, thats a NICE trip!!
i really appreciate your invitations, you WILL receive a message for sure!!
TIA!!
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