Anchor Point, Alaska: North America's Most Westerly Highway Point
So says the large sign next to this Alaskan highway. It's such an important spot that there's also a bench, flagpole, historical marker, and monument.
- Address:
- Old Sterling Hwy, Anchor Point, AK
- Directions:
- South end of town. From Hwy 1/Sterling Hwy turn west at the Anchor River Inn onto Old Sterling Hwy. You'll immediately see the sign, bench, flagpole, historical marker, and monument on the left.
- Admission:
- Free
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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There's another Westerly Highway Point sign about 1.5 miles west off the old Sterling Hwy near the entrance to the Halibut State Campground.
[NomadikCulture, 08/15/2019]
How far west can you go? This sign tells you! Anchor Point, Alaska. There's a sign, a plaque and even a bench for your selfie. Quite corny, but worth stopping on the way to or from Homer.
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