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Tok & Black Rapids

Tok

Nestled between the world-famous Forty Mile Country and the Mentasta and Wrangell mountains, close to the Canadian border, Tok is the welcoming, first major town when you enter the wonderland that is Alaska.

Offering links to many of the state’s major highways, Tok acts as the starting point for many Alaskan adventures but it has just as much to offer right on its own doorstep.  Tok offers something for every outdoor enthusiast. The surrounding environment boasts incredible wildlife, from birds and fish to large mammals making Tok a great place to visit for nature tours and wildlife safari. From bird watching to camping, hiking, fishing, horseback riding and float trips, there are many ways to experience the great outdoors here. In town, try your hand at gold panning or play a round of golf. Alternatively, there are museums, restaurants and shops to keep you entertained during your stay.

Every year, the town hosts the Race of Champions, a sled dog race featuring the biggest and longest sprint races in Alaska. Known as the ‘Sled Dog Capital of Alaska’, many of the residents have dogs and partake in dog mushing on a regular basis. Meet the sled dog puppies for an educating interaction in the summer seasons and watch exciting sprint races in the winter.

Black Rapids

Black Rapids is a unique and remote location, characterised by its rugged natural beauty and extreme weather, making it an intriguing location for those interested in Alaska’s wilderness and outdoor adventures. It is situated along the Richardson Highway, which is the first major road built in Alaska and connects Valdez to Fairbanks.

Black Rapids is located in the Alaska Range, near the Delta River with its nearest community being Delta Junction. The area is known for its rugged terrain, including mountains, glaciers, and rivers. One of the most notable features nearby is the Black Rapids Glacier. This glacier is particularly famous because of an event in 1936 when it advanced rapidly, moving about four miles in a month, earning the nickname “the galloping glacier.” Activities such as hiking, climbing, and glacier viewing attract visitors looking for adventure.

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