Why Summer in Alaska is a mixed bag. 

My weekend riding buddy, who often rides with me on our local trails, has passed a couple of years ago. My riding buddy also happens to be my wife. As such, watching you and Yuka somehow brings me to a smile whenever I watch your vids. I have always appreciated Yuka's tenacity and bravery, though at times carelessness does yield somewhat funny results. Really love your vids.

Yuka’s determination to find a moose was the cutest thing! 😍 she knew what she wanted to see and she got it !

I spooked a sleeping moose in the Hilltop area in like 2016 I think. I was riding down the trail at like 11 PM (sometime around Summer Solstice so it was fully light out). All the sudden a moose just stood up out of a bush barely a meter from me. I almost hit a tree and sprinted the whole way back to my car. 😆 Really love this video series!

As a local in Alaska this was super cool to see, thanks for making this video. It's too bad I didn't get to see you guys in the slopes, epic video though.

As someone from Alaska, I'm always excited to see these trails showcased on RU-vid. I am disappointed though that there isn't any footage here from the Hillside Trails (not hilltop)

What a great day it is when Eric posts a new video🙂!

Your drone shots over the lost lake area show what a truly beautiful area that is. I have traversed that trail more then a dozen times over the years and I never tire of the views.

Man this was a really great short film. Beyond the riding, just really great storytelling and cinematography. Awesome job!

As someone from Anchorage, I haven't been able to bike in 2 months because of weather. We have had about 3 days since mid July without rain. non. stop. rain. Also I see moose in my backyard all the time, so it was pretty amusing watching you guys find them

I love watching these wild adventures! Not just the best parts of the trip but all the random things that occur along the way. What a great tour of Alaska!

Wow, an awesome ride. We enjoyed your ride and seeing the moose. Thank you so much for sharing with us. 👍💯

These videos always make me smile. Thank You!

I live in the Interior of BC, and sometimes I see moose in the mountains by my house Glad you guys got to enjoy the magic too! They really are wonderful to see.

Yeahhhhhhhh I was waiting for a video from BCPOV 👏🏼👏🏼

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL! The drone footage and music are extra special. What a wonderful adventure!

Yuka's face when Eric said "I wonder what he'd taste like" xD In all fairness I've had Moose burgers and they were nothing special.

Love this video!!! Bucket list trip of a life time!!!!🚴‍♀️🤙🏼

I live this kind of video. You have all the riding you could dream of in it, some beautiful landscapes and scenery and an amazing story that just gives me the itch to get too Alaska somehow. Those back country trails you ride are amazing too, picturesque 👌

“Spicy” I was like “go back!”. Sketchy!! Great video.

The drone shots just keep getting better and better.

You guys are hilarious! Awesome content and phenomenal editing, love it

You guys are just great - as a couple and as hosts.

Loved the cinematography and soundtrack!!!!

Those drone shots were amazing!

Knee and Shin Pads.. Get some…Beautiful Shots!

Filmed like a documentary. Absolutely love your style. Nicely done!

Guys -BEAUTIFUL, entertaining and informative - superb video production - keep up the good work! I'm so envious of your adventures! Thank you.

Great video Eric. It's got to be (one of) your best. Camera work, narration, storytelling all on point.

Great video as always

such a high quality vid. thank you. just subscribed.

I couldn't thank you more for this content, I am now saving up for my first MTB! :)

Great video, you nailed the music choices too. Drum solo on the exposed cliffs was a nice touch 🤘

Loving the diversity of your channel Eric. Had to laugh at the moose exchange commentary between you and Yuka over the 'moosely' body...lol. Alaska is definitely an experience, awesome that you got that checked off the list!

I managed to get charged by a moose in fernie last year after coming up on a mom and kid on a climb. Those muscle-y bodies are well worth avoiding. Pretty easy to get away from but not trying to pushy luck haha.

I went to Alaska in my summer holidays too and loved it

Great video guys thanks....from Australia.

Great video, great production

I love your videos!!! i love you guys, you motivate me

You guys should have brought a guide to Healy! There are some gnarly trails there, but yes, some of them are overgrown quite a bit in August. Also - I'm still waiting for the rain to end... Might just have to say screw it and ride Aly tomorrow anyways. Closing day and there's already snow on the mountains!

Epic video Eric. Well done.

Amazing videography! WOW!

Hey Eric, I watch a lot of youtube and wanted to let you know I immediately click on your videos because I know it will be interesting, well thought out and have amazing cinematography. Just like this one! Love watching you and Yuka, as a mountain biker and avid traveler it's super inspiring to see some of the spots you ride in the far reaches.

Lost Lake is one of the most picturesque rides I’ve ever done. Definitely a good one

Rode Aleyeska a few years back. The black trails were steep tech! Brother went OTB going like 30mph on a skinny through a tundra area. ‘‘Twas a blast

amazing photography as always.

Moose are a common sight on my local trail networks here in southern Wyoming too, I came down a fast downhill section a couple years ago and came across a cow and calf in the middle of the trail, stopped maybe 10ft from them and quickly backed away, thankfully the cow didn't get aggressive, though I did have to backtrack and take a different trail down. Moose are also to Trestle bike park (Winter Park, CO) what bears are to Whistler. I remember seeing a huge bull moose walking right down the middle of Rainmaker (the main jump line of Trestle) one day last year

Great video , good music , epic production !

The funny thing is that for large parts of May and June, it was much warmer and sunnier in Alaska than it was in Seattle and Vancouver.

great video, looks like a fun trip

Keep up the good work Eric and Yuka, Your channel is more than mountain biking now, Great drone footage, I'm surprised that you haven't crossed any grizzly though lol

that was a great video, thanks for sharing!

I grew up in Alaska, now I live in British Columbia. I saw the title and chuckled because that's what I tell people here!! Hahaha!! Glad you had a chance to see the state!!

I love the intro song, used it on some previous videos, but it still is fantastic.

I love Yuka hahah she makes me laugh.

Great vid guys! The irony, could have used some of that rain on Vancouver island in August.

i start m y day by checking your vids... makes me miss BC

Awesome video! I hope you get to come back when it is drier up here.

Amazing

marriage goals for sure ️ ❤️ thanks for making my morning.

So nice to see

This is a sign! We were just looking at trips to Alaska and I was looking into their trails. Looks like I'll be able to get some sick laps in (not in August or September though lol) Sick vid!

I live on the peninsula and I can confirm it was VERY rainy... and still is, with very few sunny moments

Great video ❤️👍

Eric, they're delicious! Very lean, but prepared correctly, a delicacy.

Im a local in Alaska and you all should have come up here in june or early july. There was almost no rain in the frist few months of summer! Awesome to see you guys here!

Love your content!

Thanks for coming to AK!!

Wow! Great video especially on the moose experienced 😅

Yooo nice to see someone showing off the *wonderful* biking in ak :)

This is exactly the way the weather works here in Scandinavia too, I'm Swedish, but live in Norway - So if you ever come here (or to Sweden), perhaps not during these months. Or well, August is great until about the 20th-25th. Just a tip!

"probably something I should have looked up before driving 41 hours" - if I had a nickel for everytime I had that thought

I went to Alaska in the early 2000's, I wasn't into Mtb'ing at the time but when I walked out of the airport in anchorage the first thing I saw was a moose walking in the parking lot. while hiking I saw a few moose a bear and lots of eagles, dun times

Awesome vid and the moose hunt was funny, especially when you came around the corner and she was just laying there. Glad she didn't decide to get up in protection mode though. That ridgeline though, not gonna lie I was leaning hard to the right in my chair, not a line I would choose to take myself.

We don't have nearly enough miles of trails, we have a few decent ones, but our bigger trails get overgrown so quickly in the summer that they become impassible in a few weeks without brushing, but that only happens once every few years. It's a constant fight to clear the brush. The winter is actually better for riding here IMO, you can ride more places. I go down to WA for excellent riding.

Seriously it is points like this 12:35 that has me thinking that mountain bikers are some of the craziest people alive when it comes to the things they will do for fun. That being said love the content and always enjoy watching you and Yuka explore our lovely Province and beyond.

Local Alaskan mtb'r here. Come back in June or July! It truly has been a wet August, hopefully you come back and experience more Alaska has to offer!

Dang I’ve ridden ridgeline trails before but that’s crazy. Reminds me of your footage at Leavenworth but a bit sketchier!

Told ya! It wouldn’t be a ride thru Kincaid without seeing those Swamp Donkeys! Time for me to come visit your town!

The ultimate skinny ride. Yikes! Glad Yuka's brakes were working properly again!

great video

Cause it's the Mud Season! Good stuff, keep it coming!

Beautiful. Makes me want to go back to Alaska. We did not see a moose at Kinkade...

The rain has definitely been a bit disappointing up here. I’m from here originally but I’ve lived in Phoenix for the last 5 years and came up here to stay with family for the summer months but it’s rained so much in the last month that I’ve barely ridden. At least when I head back to Phoenix I’ll have just entered another riding season!

lol we did encounter a moose and her calf and then a bullmoose in kincaid, it was nuts!!

Sooo epik awesome ❤❤❤🤘👍

The moose hunt was funny. I have the pleasure of working in Alaska a few times a year down in Valdez, I’ve had tourists literally ask me what time the bear and moose show up to eat. It always makes me laugh.

I think I recognized that trail in FBKS. I even recognize a stretch I helped clear.

Nice shots, I will put them on my channel

When I was there I ran into all kinds of moose on the pathways. They're big, kinda like a camel minus the hump.

Be glad you're not here right now, calling for 5-8" inches of rain in Valdez next 3 days...it's def been a wet one last 5 weeks!

I love how the first GoPro footage word was moose 😂😂

Oh my gosh! I know everywhere you guys went. I’m from the Palmer area

Amazing content 🤩👍

I was just in Winter Park, Colorado. I saw moose almost daily.

Bcpov yay

This really makes me want to apply for traveler's work in local 23.

There is no way I could do the knife edge ridge , the consequences are insane!

Thank you for visiting, I'll share some moose or yak when you return. If it's any consolation, I'm writing this on September 14th and it's still hasn't spotted raining since July 12th.

Had to slow right down for one in the middle of a road at night going across Ile D'Orleans in QC on a delivery. I was driving a medium duty Freightliner (22ft box) and he probably would have gone through the windshield he was that big :P

i spent a few weeks in Alaska last year. I dont know how you didnt see any moose, i saw 3 my very first day there. We landed in Fairbanks and drove down to Big Lake/Anchorage. What a beautiful state