Drive One-way and ferry the Alaskan Coast Inside Passage the opposite direction.
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Ferry from Bellingham, Washington or Prince Rupert, British Columbia Canada. One Way or Round Trip - Year Round Service

Alaska State ferries can accommodate RV's of all sizes and combinations making travel by ferry a convenient way to set your own schedule, and to stop and explore the many different ports of call in Alaska's coastal communities. RV parks in most Alaskan and Canadian cities are plentiful and easily accessible.

Pets are welcome on the ferries; however, dogs and cats must remain in your vehicle or on the car deck in a carrier until pet call or port call.Pets are $25.00 when boarding in Bellingham, WA, $10.00 when boarding in Prince Rupert, BC, and a health certificate is required when entering the State of Alaska and proof of rabies is required for entering Canada.

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Frequently asked Questions about Ferry Travel

Terminals and Communities on the Alaska Marine Highway Routes

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Crossing Borders from US to Canada
All U.S. citizens driving through Canada will be required to show their passport. Driver's licenses or birth certificates alone may no longer be accepted as proof of citizenship
Traveling on an Alaska State ferry picture ID will be required to board any ship for anyone 18 years or older. You will be asked for your passport number if you are traveling to or from Pr. Rupert BC Canada.

If you board the ferry in Bellingham Washington and disembark in Haines or Skagway Alaska you will have to drive across the Canadian border if your final destination is Anchorage or Fairbanks and you will need a passport at the borders.

Maps, Routes, & Driving Times

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