Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 9

Day 9: From Sleepy Towns to Challenging Trails! We ventured through well-maintained gravel roads, discovered the Gold Rush Trail, and tackled 'three-dimensional' Tests. Our journey through dense woodlands and coffee stops led us to Kamloops, promising pampered luxury and fine dining. #AlaskaToMexico #RallyAdventure #EnduranceRally

Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 8

Day 8: Smokey Skies and Autumn Vibes! 🍂 Despite the lingering smog, we journeyed through fog and gravel in the Alaska to Mexico Rally. Follow our adventure in the chilly weather. #AlaskaToMexico #RallyLife #AutumnJourney

Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 7

Day 7: A Well-Deserved Rest in Dawson Creek! 🛌 From dust-covered roads to an air-conditioned retreat, the Pomeroy Suites in Downtown Dawson Creek provided a welcome break. #AlaskaToMexico #RallyLife #RestDay

Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 5

Day 5: Transitioning Seasons and Thrilling Tests on the Alaska to Mexico Rally! 🌲🏞️ Follow along as we leave Watson Lake and journey into Beautiful British Columbia. #AlaskaToMexico #RallyAdventure #Day5

Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 6

Day 6: Battling the Woodsmoke Haze on the Alaska to Mexico Rally! 🌲🏁 Join me for a day of Railway Arrivals, muddy Regularities, and a rallycross test at Northern Lights Raceway. The adventure continues! #AlaskaToMexico #RallyLife #Day6

Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 4

Day 4: Desert Adventures and Test Challenges! 🏜️🚗 Follow our journey as we encounter dunes, gravel roads, and unforeseen obstacles in the Alaska to Mexico Rally. Thrilling day on the Alaska Highway! #AlaskaToMexico #RallyAdventure #Day4

Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 3

Day 3: Leaving Dawson City behind, we ventured into the vast landscapes of the Yukon Territory. The journey was filled with Regularities, breathtaking scenery, and a surprise encounter. Day 3 of the Alaska to Mexico Rally – an unforgettable ride! 🌄🚗 #AlaskaToMexico #RallyAdventure #Day3

Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 2

Day 2: Crossing Borders and Braving Storms 🌍🚗 From scenic gravel roads to border crossings and even a taste of the wild west – my journey in the Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally continues. 🏞️✨ #AlaskaToMexico #RallyAdventure #Day2

Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally: Day 1

Gearing up for the adventure of a lifetime! Follow me on this epic journey through the Alaska to Mexico Marathon Rally. From Anchorage to Fairbanks, Day 1 was full of excitement and challenges. Stay tuned for daily updates!

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