Book Your Alaska 2021 Adventure

January 5, 2021By Brenden Anders

If you’re reading this newsletter, congratulations on making it to 2021! You deserve so much more than a cookie. And guess what? MotoQuest is still here!  We’ll be honest with you, we weren’t sure how the rollercoaster ride of the previous 12 months would wrap up. There was a dizzying amount of pivoting and adjustments to … Read More

Alaska paved or unpaved? That is the question.

February 27, 2019By Phil Freeman

If I’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that there are many different ways to experience Alaska on a motorcycle. If you stick to the pavement, you will be served up a buffet of dramatic scenes. Stay on the Alaska paved highway system and you will ride past cascading waterfalls, untamed rivers, precipitous fjords, and … Read More

PHOTOS: Mike Stoner’s North to Alaska Custom Adventure

January 14, 2019By Brenden Anders

In 1867, the United States purchased Alaska from Russia for $7.2 million. 100 years later, during the centennial anniversary of the purchase, the motto of “North to the Future” and was chosen to represent Alaska as a land of promise. In many ways, Alaska really is the last frontier of the United States, which is exactly … Read More

Staff Picks: 2017 Best of Alaska Adventure

August 1, 2017By Brenden Anders

Once again our Best of Alaska Adventure took riders on a 1,600 mile ride through the south-central part of Alaska. This year the tour was led by experienced guide Dan Patino, who took the group riding past the tallest mountains on the continent, stopped to visit historical gold rush areas, and rode the epic Thompson … Read More

A Brief History of Alaska’s Highway System

March 6, 2017By Brenden Anders

“It’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey.” This mantra is a common exchange among motorcyclists and up here in Alaska is a philosophy we instill on each one of our guided adventures. Limitless natural beauty awaits but without the highway system we would have no way to travel around to experience it. This … Read More