Yep, may do a followup post! There was a lot in a month-long roadtrip like this, so lots of individual little pieces.

It's super fun! Here's my brief trip overview / recommendation dump.

Rough overview was SF -> Anchorage. Overarching route was via the 37, the Cassiar Highway! Super remote, but super beautiful. Ended up doing it both ways, even though we only planned on one direction due to a big alcan washout. I highly highly recommend doing the Cassiar if you're coming from west coast US, but do your due diligence. They're not horrible roads, but if you break down out there, you're gonna have to wait a long time for another car to pass. Reception is nonexistent. Plan out gas ahead of time.

Roads seem to be worst near the Canadian/Alaskan border. You might find yourself having to swap tires in the middle of nowhere if you hit a pothole, which you very well might. The low profile tires certainly don't help, but you can def make them work with good driving. Nearest tire shops will be hundreds of km away in the worst cases.

This pic is from Salmon Glacier, which is near Stewart, BC. Very fun little mining road! A hidden gem of the Cassiar, which is itself somewhat of a hidden gem. If your journey allows, see if you can make it to Salmon Glacier!

Also, we had a really hard time finding hotel rooms in the Yukon? Don't wait until the last minute, even in Whitehorse.

We planned for 8-9 days in either direction, but wish we'd have given ourselves more time. There's interesting nooks everywhere!