Overland from Alaska to Russia & Onward to Europe

Theoretical Route (No Roads Across Bering Strait)

There is no road or ferry connecting Alaska to Russia. The Bering Strait (55 mi / 88 km at narrowest) has no infrastructure for civilian crossing. The below is a hypothetical expedition outline:

Alaska → Russia (Conceptual)

1. Drive Dalton Highway to Prudhoe Bay (end of road network).
2. Charter ice-capable vessel/helicopter across Bering Strait to Big Diomede (Russia).
3. Transfer to mainland Anadyr (Chukotka).

Russia → Europe

• Trans-Siberian Railway: Moscow–Vladivostok (9,289 km, 7 days).
• Federal Highway M7: Moscow–Kazan–Yekaterinburg–Tyumen–Omsk.
• European Rail: Direct Moscow–Berlin, Paris, etc. (via Belarus/Poland).
• E30 Highway: Moscow–Berlin–Warsaw–Prague–Vienna.

Reality: Almost all travelers fly. Overland requires expedition logistics, visas, permits, and months of time.