Crossing the Canadian Border from Central ND

[RoadEyePie]

Are there any problems with crossing into Canada from central North Dakota? Possible routes seem to be State routes 10 or 14 or US Hwy 281.

[Skip426]

Provided you know and are following all the Canadian rules , pertaining to food and firearms you should be good to cross anywhere .

BUT if you're heading to Alaska , be aware that a section of the Alaska highway is closed due to wildfire , shut down this morning , just north of Fort St. John no detour available.

[twogypsies]

Here's a good resource for all border crossing points. Be aware of their hours of operation. Not all are open around the clock.

https://www.ezbordercrossing.com/lis...der-crossings/

[RoadEyePie]

Originally Posted by Skip426

Provided you know and are following all the Canadian rules , pertaining to food and firearms you should be good to cross anywhere .

BUT if you're heading to Alaska , be aware that a section of the Alaska highway is closed due to wildfire , shut down this morning , just north of Fort St. John no detour available.

Next Year, but how can anything be on fire after the winter we had.

[RoadEyePie]

Looks like I'll be crossing at the International Peace Garden crossing.

[Skip426]

Originally Posted by RoadEyePie

Next Year, but how can anything be on fire after the winter we had.

The North East of BC and Northern Alberta , had one of the driest winters on record .

This evenings BC news , 21,000 residents of Fort St. John are under an evacuation alert .
They have to be ready to leave on an hours notice.

[Triangle Drifter]

Will also be crossing mid ND next week. Easy. Passports in order, any other required paperwork in order, be aware of what food can & cannot be brought into Canada, no firewood. Dead simple.

Did a crossing a few years ago. Wheels were not even stopped for a minute.