TOK, ALASKA

Come on in and make yourself at home in the comfortable lodging of a Tok, Alaska, bed and breakfast. In the 1940s, during the construction of the Alcan and Glenn Highways, this town was built as a camp for the road workers, and was named after the Tok River. During WWII, the large airstrip here was built for aircraft being sent to Russia. This center of dog training for one of the oldest races in the state is just 200 miles from Fairbanks. Whether you’re here for a relaxing tour of the neighborhood gift and craft shops, or for an invigorating adventure of winter sports and bear watching, Tok, AK, is ready to welcome you to this scenic, vibrant area. Remember to tell your friends and family back home about the lush flower gardens, the plentiful fish, the Northern Lights, and the warmth and hospitality of your stay at a Tok B&B.