The trip from Seattle to Ketchikan to Juneau to Wrangell to Sitka and northwest to Anchorage is not a fun flight in a single engiene aircraft. Lots of water and trees and mountains and no place for a forced landing.
I’d suggest some floats on that Viking…
there really are no beaches between Seattle and Sitka. As you head farther north when the tide is out you might find some place to land with LESS rocks then the rest…Might want to buy a tidal chart for the flight…
here is what low tide lookes like in most of SE Alaska
Frank- Did you get an Ereader? if so can you tell us about it?
Frank:
My tip is based on it being cloudy or dark or both the one time I flew to Anchorage. But once upon a time I did drive up the middle of BC as far as Dawson Creek before turning east. I have flown to Edmonton and Calgary several times, good stops.
I’d rather fly inland in a single. You’re going to see lots and lots of fog on the coast. More than Corona. Think of Eureka only worse.
Don’t carry a handgun or shotgun into Canada.
And you’ve never lived until you’ve had Moosehead.
You will fit right in at the Lake Hood seaplane base if you get to Anchorage.
Unless you are back on wheels by then…
I’m waiting for a report on the e-reader you had in your last video too.
I’m guessing the AWOS is down, but the thing I found also said no NOTAMS, SIGMETS, Forcast etc available. All with the same date/time stamp as the last weather report.
Frank: Here is a note for you:
ARPT RESTRICTED TO ACFT WITH APPROACH SPEEDS LESS THAN 121 KTS.