Tok

Tok

AIP Construction Contractor for building construction, including insulation inspection and installation.
Alaska Snowshoe Motel and Gift Shop Locally owned and operated. Satellite television, data port phones, continental breakfast. Pets welcomed. Photos. Walking distance from information center, grocery store, and post office.
Alaska Winter Cabin Bed and Breakfast Three log cabins with microwave, toaster, breakfast-stocked refrigerator, Bardsroom bathhouse, and free gold panning. Proprietor is Donna Blasor-Bernhardt, a professional writer who shares the appeal of life in the north and the history of Tok. Poetry, books, photos, chat board and links.
Burnt Paw Cabins Accommodations, gift shop, apparel, puppies, sled dog equipment, photographs, and links.
Canoe Alaska, Inc. White water rafting, guided canoe trips, canoe rentals, and instruction.
Cathedral Creeks Bed and Breakfast and Camper Park Two rooms, queen or king beds, shared bath. Camper park has no hook-ups, but fresh water is available. Common fireplace, firewood included. German translation.
Stan Patty's Alaska Journals Travel writer, Stan Patty, interviews Alaska Highway poet laureate, Donna Blasor-Bernhardt.
Tok Baptist Mission Southern Baptist. Lists worship services, contact information, and staff directory.
Tok Chamber of Commerce Includes membership directory, brief history, wildlife, travel tips, and things to do and see.
Tok Local News: Topix.net News. Tok originated as an Alaska Road Commission Camp for the construction of the Alcan and Glenn Highways in the 1940's. In 1946 Tok was designated a presidential townsite, in that same year the Alcan was opened to civilians and a post office and roadhouse were built in the community. The first school was started in 1947 in a room in the Alaska Road Commission building.