The Road Chose Me Join me as I travel the world overland. In 2009 I quit my job and set out on the adventure of a lifetime.

Jun. 18—The road to Alaska's North Slope oil fields and the U.S. Arctic Ocean reopened Wednesday after snowmelt floods washed part of the road away, causing a five-day shutdown. The 415-mile ...

The impacted region includes Atigun Pass, a critical segment of the Dalton Highway—a major supply and transportation route for Alaska's Arctic. According to NWS, it will start to snow later on ...

Great Bear exploration Well, on gravel pad to be built close to Dalton, would be drilled this year Kristen Nelson Petroleum News Great Bear Pantheon plans to drill an exploration well beginning this ...

About 250 Alaska Natives still reside inside the park in a pint-sized village near Anaktuvuk Pass, where the Nunamiut, one of North America’s last nomadic people, hunt caribou and fish to survive.

A 200-mile road project would connect Ambler Metals’ proposed copper mine to the Dalton Highway. (Alaska Division of Mining, Land and Water map) ...

The massive 2015 flooding of the Sagavanirktok River in northern Alaska had immediate impacts, including closure of the Dalton Highway for several days, but it also contributed to longer-term ...

Floodwaters began spilling onto the Dalton Highway, Alaska's road to the North Slope, in mid-May 2015 and also reached Deadhorse airport.