Tok Visitors Center

Tok Mainstreet Visitors Center is the gateway community for Alaskan travelers on the Alaskan Highway, offering access to the interior of Alaska, gold fields, backcountry, scenic rivers, and public lands. With a population of 1415 and an elevation of 1635', Tok serves as the trade center for Athabascan Native villages and showcases local Native arts and crafts in its gift shops.

Originally established as an Alaska Road Commission camp during World War II, Tok has a rich history and is home to the Mainstreet Visitor's Center, where visitors can learn about the town's intriguing name. Tok is also renowned for its breathtaking Northern Lights displays and offers a range of winter activities such as snowmobiling, dog mushing, skiing, and hunting.

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