Dawson Creek, British Columbia, Canada: Mile 0 Alcan Highway Markers
Two different photo-worthy markers denote the beginning of the Alaska-Canada Highway. If you want to see the other end, you'll have to drive 1523 miles to Fairbanks.
- Address:
- 800 Hwy 2, Dawson Creek, BC, Canada
- Directions:
- The more elaborate marker is on the northwest corner of the traffic circle at Hwy 2/Alaska Ave. and Hwy 49; park in the lot just to the west of the marker. The other is one block west and one block south, at intersection of 10th St. and 102nd Ave.
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Two different markers denote the beginning of the Alaska-Canada Highway. One is downtown at 10th St. and 102nd Ave., the other is nearby, adjacent to the visitors' center, at 8th St. and Alaska Ave.
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