Visitor Information

• Tok Visitor Center
  Gateway stop for maps, brochures, travel info, and Alaska Highway exhibits.
  Tok Visitor Center, Tok, AK 99780
  1-907-883-5775

Wildlife & Nature

• Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge
  Over 700,000 acres of wetlands, forests, and mountains, home to moose, bears, caribou, and hundreds of migratory bird species. Visitor contact station is located along the Alaska Highway near the border.
  Tetlin Refuge, Tok, AK
  1-907-883-5312

• Wrangell–St. Elias National Park & Preserve
  The largest national park in the U.S., accessible via Nabesna Road about 40 miles south of Tok. Offers hiking, wildlife viewing, and historic mining ruins.
  Nabesna Rd, Slana, AK 99586
  1-907-822-5234

Local Activities

• Dog Mushing Tours
  Tok is a hub for competitive sled dog kennels. Visitors can book seasonal tours, meet mushers, and learn about the sport’s heritage.
• Tok Crossroads
  Scenic drives radiate from Tok, offering views of the Alaska Range, Tanana River Valley, and Yukon border country.

Events & Culture

• Tok Races & Community Events
  Seasonal events include sled dog races, holiday bazaars, and community gatherings that highlight Tok’s frontier spirit.

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