Drive The Dalton Highway: A Driving Guide (2021 Edition)
2019年12月30日 — Driving the Dalton Highway will provide you one of the most unique and life-changing adventures that you will carry with you forever. Our Guide provides you with everything you need to know plus safety tips, road conditions, where to camp and what to see and do!
How to Drive the Dalton Highway in Alaska - Matador Network
2022年12月13日 — Alaska's Dalton Highway is an epic road trip through dramatic mountainous landscape and arctic tundra. Here's how to plan for your trip.
Dalton Highway Road Trip from Fairbanks - Travel Alaska
Drive Alaska's famed Dalton Highway on this 5 day itinerary traveling 500 miles from Fairbanks to Deadhorse and Prudhoe Bay.
Dalton Highway: The Ultimate Driving Guide - Steve and Noelle
2024年8月6日 — The Dalton Highway, Alaska Route 11, is one of North America’s most remote and challenging roadways. It’s also called the “Haul Road.” This iconic stretch of highway runs 414 miles from just north of Fairbanks to Deadhorse, near the Prudhoe Bay oil fields.
How to drive the Dalton Highway in Alaska
This 414-mile route, popularized by the TV show "Ice Road Truckers," stretches from Livengood to Prudhoe Bay and is renowned for traversing Alaska's remote wilderness. Skirting alongside the iconic Trans-Alaska pipeline, the highway is defined by its rugged terrain, sparse services, and profound solitude.
Guide to the Dalton Highway | Points of Interest - ALASKA.ORG
Still, with a rugged vehicle and plenty of supplies, you can do it: drive through the boreal forests and up to the misty Arctic oilfields of Deadhorse. Halfway, you’ll pass through Coldfoot (mile 174.8)—home to the world’s northernmost truck stop, and a place to have a drink and put up for the night, in accommodations that are basic yet expensive.
Dalton Highway - Alaska DOT&PF - Alaska Department of …
The Dalton Highway, also called the Haul Road, is one of the northern-most roads in the world. It was originally constructed by Alyeska Pipeline Service Company to support the development of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and to service the oil fields on Alaska’s North Slope.
Dalton Highway Alaska Comprehensive Guide - Alaska Itinerary
Alaska Route 11, known as James W. Dalton Highway or North Slope Haul Road, runs through the north of Alaska. The Dalton Highway starts 84 miles (134 km) north of Fairbanks, in Livengood, on Elliot Highway. It ends 414 miles (666 km) further north at Deadhorse and the oilfields of Prudhoe Bay, a few miles short of the Arctic Ocean.
Dalton Highway, Scenic Byways, Transportation & Public …
A trip along the Dalton Highway is an adventure that will take you on the only road in the United States to cross the Yukon River, Arctic Circle, and Brooks Range. Named for James William Dalton, a North Slope engineer, the Dalton was originally developed as a haul road connecting the Yukon River and Prudhoe Bay during construction of the Trans ...
The Ultimate American Roadtrip: A Complete Dalton Highway …
2020年12月8日 — The Complete Dalton Highway Guide – Mile 0 to Yukon River At the junction of the Elliott and Dalton Highways, bear right to begin your epic journey up the James W. Dalton Highway. (The Elliott continues on to Manley Hot Springs.)