If you’re planning to camp along the Alaska Highway this year, download your own copy of the Alaska Highway Campground & Gas Station Guide. The Guide covers the following Alaska Highway communities in British Columbia, the Yukon and Alaska: Dawson…
Journey into the past, as part of your Alaska Highway road trip, at the Hudson’s Hope Museum. Here, you can get up-to-speed on the…
If you’re into camping, you probably know how to swing an axe. How about a chainsaw? Part of your road trip, see what they…
Tumbler Ridge Dinosaur Discovery Gallery is a great educational stop if you’re driving the Alaska Highway or camping your way up or down the route.
According to the travel experts, “Charlie Lake is THE lake in Fort St. John. Archaeologists have recorded human activity in the caves surrounding (it) dating back 11,000…
The souvenir tour guide provides you with an exciting Alaska Highway 75th Anniversary journey through eight beautiful towns and surrounding areas. As you visit…
At Mile 35 of the Alaska Highway in Taylor, BC, you’ll find beautiful Peace Island Park. If you’re camping or RVing, park here for the night and relax.
The official list of frequently asked question for driving the Alaska Highway. Where does the Alaska Highway officially start and stop?
Explore the awesome power of a well-engineered hydro dam The Peace Canyon Dam in Hudson's Hope in northern BC. A great Alaska Highway stop.
Before beginning your Alaska Highway road trip, get some pre-drive hiking and biking exercise! It’s a one hour, ten-minute drive west on Highway 97 from Dawson Creek to Chetwynd, British Columbia. You’ll need to return to Dawson Creek to begin…
