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MM Location Type Address Phone Number 0.0 Flow Station 1 POI 0.0 MM Location Type Address Phone Number 0.0 Flow Station 1 POI 0.0 Deadhorse Airport POI 0.0 Prudhoe Bay Hotel Lodging 0.0 Deadhorse, Alaska POI 0.0 Double Eagle Restaurant Food 0.0 United States Postal Service POI 0.0 Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport POI 0.0 Iniakuk Lake Wilderness Lodge Lodging 0.1 Chevron Food 0.9 Eagle Lodge Lodging 0.9 The Aurora Hotel Lodging 1.6 Brooks Camp Lodging 1.7 US Post Office POI 1.7 Prudhoe Bay General Store Food 1.9 Mile Post 414 Waypoint 2.9 Deadhorse Camp Campground 5.9 Mile Post 410 Waypoint 15.9 Mile Post 400 Waypoint 25.9 Mile Post 390 Waypoint 29.9 Franklin Bluffs POI 35.9 Mile Post 380 Waypoint 45.9 Mile Post 370 Waypoint 55.9 Mile Post 360 Waypoint 56.6 Pump Station 2 POI 60.9 Outhouse POI 60.9 Last Chance Wayside POI 65.9 Mile Post 350 Waypoint 67.7 Sag River Overlook POI 75.9 Mile Post 340 Waypoint 80.9 Happy Valley Airstrip POI 81.2 Happy Valley Airstrip Campground 85.9 Mile Post 330 Waypoint 89.4 Pipeline Border POI 95.9 Mile Post 320 Waypoint 104.6 Pump Station 3 POI 106.4 Mile Post 310 Waypoint 114.4 Slope Mountain POI 116.4 Mile Post 300 Waypoint 121.7 Buried Pipeline for Animal Border POI 126.4 Mile Post 290 Waypoint 126.7 Pipeline Border POI 131.6 Toolik Lake POI 131.6 Toolik Field Station POI 136.4 Mile Post 280 Waypoint 140.0 Summit: 3,074 ft Summit 141.1 Galbraith Campground Turnoff POI 141.5 Galbraith Lake Airport POI 142.1 Galbraith Lake POI 142.7 Galbraith Lake Campground Campground 145.0 Galbraith Bridge POI 146.4 Mile Post 270 Waypoint 147.3 Pump Station 4 POI 154.3 Raised Animal Pipeline Border POI 156.4 Mile Post 260 Waypoint 162.5 Bridge POI 166.4 Mile Post 250 Waypoint 168.3 Avalanche Gun POI 170.3 Atigun Pass 4,739 ft POI 170.3 Summit: 4,749 ft Summit 175.8 Chandalar Shelf Airport POI 176.4 Mile Post 240 Waypoint 178.8 Chandalar Shelf POI 179.7 Outhouse POI 179.7 Northernmost Spruce Tree POI 186.4 Mile Post 230 Waypoint 188.1 Nutirwik Creek Bridge POI 196.4 Mile Post 220 Waypoint 204.0 Pipeline Border POI 204.4 Pipeline Border POI 206.4 Mile Post 210 Waypoint 209.3 Dietrich River Bridge POI 212.0 Outhouse POI 213.0 Sukakpak Mountain 4,459 ft POI 213.3 Pingo Field Below Sukakpak Mountain POI 216.4 Mile Post 200 Waypoint 225.9 Hammond River Bridge POI 226.4 Mile Post 190 Waypoint 228.2 Wiseman Turnoff POI 230.6 Wiseman POI 230.7 Boreal Lodging Lodging 230.7 Arctic Getaway Bed & Breakfast Lodging 231.0 Wiseman Airport POI 236.4 Mile Post 180 Waypoint 237.1 Outhouse POI 237.1 Marion Creek Campgrounds Campground 241.7 Coldfoot POI 241.7 Coldfoot Camp Restaurant Food 241.7 Slate Creek Inn Lodging 241.7 Coldfoot Post Office POI 241.7 Coldfoot Camp Lodging 241.9 Interagency Visitor Center POI 242.2 Porcupine Creek Airport POI 243.9 Truckers Cafe Food 246.4 Mile Post 170 Waypoint 250.3 Pipeline Border POI 253.4 Parking POI 256.4 Mile Post 160 Waypoint 257.6 Pipeline Border POI 259.1 Parking POI 260.5 Bridge POI 260.6 Outhouse POI 266.0 Grayling Lake Wayside POI 266.4 Mile Post 150 Waypoint 266.5 Outhouse POI 271.2 Pipeline Border POI 271.8 Parking POI 272.7 Bridge POI 276.4 Mile Post 140 Waypoint 279.5 Pump Station #5 POI 279.6 Prospect Creek Airport POI 284.7 Parking POI 284.7 Gobblers Knob POI 284.8 Outhouse POI 286.4 Mile Post 130 Waypoint 296.1 Connection Rock, National Historical Monument POI 296.4 Mile Post 120 Waypoint 301.4 Arctic Circle Sign POI 301.4 Outhouse POI 301.5 BLM Arctic Circle Campground Campground 306.1 Beaver Slide POI 306.4 Mile Post 110 Waypoint 314.3 Site of Old Man Camp POI 316.4 Mile Post 100 Waypoint 318.6 Finger Mountain POI 318.7 Outhouse POI 326.4 Mile Post 90 Waypoint 329.1 Mackey Hill POI 336.4 Mile Post 80 Waypoint 341.3 Roller Coaster POI 343.2 Sand Hill POI 344.4 Parking POI 346.4 Mile Post 70 Waypoint 355.0 Five Mile Airport POI 356.2 Hotspot Cafe Food 356.2 BLM Public Campground Campground 356.2 Outhouse POI 356.4 Mile Post 60 Waypoint 360.4 YUKON RIVER CAMP Campground 360.4 Yukon River Camp Food 360.7 Yukon River Bridge POI 361.9 Pipeline Border POI 362.4 Pump Station #6 POI 366.4 Mile Post 50 Waypoint 368.9 Summit: 1,957 ft Summit 376.4 Mile Post 40 Waypoint 377.9 Pipeline Border POI 386.4 Mile Post 30 Waypoint 389.4 Parking POI 395.5 Hess Creek Overlook POI 396.4 Mile Post 20 Waypoint 406.4 Mile Post 10 Waypoint 414.2 Pipeline Border POI 415.3 Dalton Highway Sign POI 416.4 Start Elliott Highway POI 419.1 Livengood POI 429.9 Colorado Creek Trailhead POI 435.4 Arctic Circle Trading Post Food 443.9 Pump Station 7 POI 449.6 Globe Creek Camp Campground 458.2 Summit: 2,209 ft Summit 461.0 Parking POI 465.4 Parking POI 474.0 Whitefish Campground State Park Campground 475.7 Olnes POI 475.9 Arctic Circle Trading Post Food 479.3 Hilltop Restaurant & Marketplace Food 479.3 Dalton Highway Welcome Sign POI 484.2 Northern Moosed RV Park & Campground Campground 484.4 Fox Lions Community Center POI 484.5 Fox POI 484.5 Fox General Store Food 484.6 Howling Dog Saloon Food 485.0 Turtle Club Food 493.0 Sourdough Fuel Food 493.1 Jorgensen's Ice Cream Corner Food 494.1 Walmart Supercenter Food 494.1 Subway Food 494.5 Hampton Inn & Suites Fairbanks Lodging 494.9 Nature Cabins Lodging 496.7 Westmark Fairbanks Hotel & Conference Center Lodging 496.7 Clarion Hotel & Suites Fairbanks Near Ft. Wainwright Lodging 496.9 Moose Loop RV Campground Campground 499.2 Fairbanks 508.2 12 Mile Road House Food 509.4 1st stop shop Food 509.6 Hotel North Pole Lodging 509.8 Wendy's Food 518.4 Eielson Air Force Base Visitor Center POI 525.3 Three Dog Night Hostel Lodging 529.3 Drips Cafe Food 531.3 The Salcha Store Food 536.2 Salcha River State Recreation Site POI 537.3 Salchaket Road House Food 539.6 Harding Lake POI 544.3 C Lazy Moose RV Park LLC Lodging 552.5 Birch Lake POI 553.1 Public Rest Area POI 562.6 Alaska Range View Point POI 583.4 Tesoro Food 588.0 Alaska Frontier Inn Lodging 590.6 Alaska Rv Ranch Campground 590.6 Delta Fuel Food 591.1 Delta State Recreation Site Campground 591.9 The Cave Food 591.9 United States Postal Service POI 591.9 Delta Lodging Lodging 592.0 Buffalo Center Service Food 592.1 Buffalo Rentals: The Bunk House Lodging 592.4 Highway's End Farmers Market Food 592.6 Alaskan Steakhouse & Motel Lodging 595.8 Allen Army Airfield POI 597.7 49th Missile Defense Battalion POI 607.0 Donnelly LZ POI 614.5 Summit: 2,472 ft Summit 620.2 Donnelly Creek Rec Site and Campground Campground 630.8 The Lodge at Black Rapids Lodging 632.7 Black Rapids Glacier Viewpoint POI 656.7 Midpoint Route Border Midpoint Route 660.0 Summit: 3,301 ft Summit 660.2 Richardson Monument POI 662.0 Summit Lake POI 667.1 Summit Lake Rest Area POI 672.4 Denali Highway Turnoff POI 672.4 Former Paxson Filling Station Food 672.6 Denali Highway Cabins & Paxson Alpine Tours Lodging 692.2 Tangle Lakes Lodge Lodging 693.2 Tangle Lakes Campground Campground 696.8 Landmark Gap Lake Trailhead POI 714.0 Maclaren River Lodge Lodging 727.5 Clearwater Creek Wayside Campground 739.8 Alpine Creek Lodge Lodging 753.8 Clearwater Mountain Lodge Lodging 775.8 Brushkana Campground Campground 805.2 Cantwell Trading Post Food 805.2 Cantwell Foodmart Food 805.3 Bluesberry Inn Lodging 805.3 United States Postal Service POI 805.3 Parks Highway Turnoff POI 805.4 Cantwell RV Park Campground 805.4 Tesoro Service Food 805.4 Bluesberr Inn. Buckwheat Smith Lodging 805.5 Jack River Inn Lodging 811.7 George Parks Hwy Parking POI 813.5 Summit POI 813.6 Summit Airport POI 822.2 Parking POI 823.9 Cantwell Mile 191 Parking Lot POI 827.6 Parking POI 829.4 East Fork Chulitna Wayside POI 829.4 East Fork Chulitna Wayside Campground 840.9 Parking POI 841.0 Hurricane Gulch Bridge POI 851.0 Little Coal Creek Trailhead POI 852.2 Denali View North POI 858.4 Parking POI 867.5 Veterans Memorial Parking POI 867.8 Byers Lake Campground Campground 870.9 Byers Creek Lodge Lodging 877.2 Upper Creek Trailhead POI 877.5 Lower Troublesome Creek Trailhead POI 879.2 K'esugi Ken Campground Campground 880.0 Denali Viewpoint South POI 880.4 McKinley View Lodge Lodging 888.2 Denali Mountains View Pullout POI 893.2 East-West Express Trail POI 899.4 Trapper Creek Trading Post Food 900.0 Trapper Creek POI 900.2 Trapper Creek Inn & RV Park Lodging 901.2 McKinley View B&B Lodging 910.7 Susitna River POI 913.0 Jana's Jumpin' Java Food 914.4 Gateway to the Arctic POI 915.4 H&H Lakeview Bar & Restaurant Food 916.0 Tesoro POI 916.1 Tesoro Food 916.1 Subway Food 916.3 Cubby's Marketplace Food 918.4 Chetta's Corner Cache Campground Campground 918.5 Montana Creek Campground Campground 918.6 Montana Creek State Recreation Site Campground 920.0 Montana Creek Airport POI 920.2 Montana POI 920.9 Montana Creek POI 924.0 Mat-Su RV Park & Campground Campground 926.6 Sheep Creek Lodge Lodging 931.1 Willow Fire Department POI 939.5 Speedway Inn Restaurant Lodging 943.1 Willow Creek Resort Campground 943.3 Pioneer Lodge & Campground Campground 943.7 Willow POI 943.8 Hatcher Pass RV Park & Cabins Lodging 945.0 Willow POI 945.1 Willow Lake POI 945.3 Townsite Food Mart Food 945.5 Roni's Chinook Deli & Pizza Food 945.6 Willow Creek Grocery Food 945.9 Tesoro Food 947.2 Camp LADASA Campground 954.5 gold miners lodge llc Lodging 956.8 Houston POI 957.0 Riverside Camper Park Campground 957.2 Triple J Roadhouse Food 957.3 Little Susitna Campground Campground 958.2 Houston 962.7 RV Park Lodging 964.6 Silver Fox Inn Lodging 965.2 Roadside Inn Lodging 965.8 Cadillac Cafe Food 968.5 Denali Family Restaurant Food 968.7 Subway Office of the Matsu Food 969.3 Sicily's Pizza Food 971.4 Wendy's Food 971.4 Chepo's Mexican Restaurant Food 972.4 Wasilla POI 972.6 Dairy Queen
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