Road Trip: Dalton Highway, Alaska A mostly gravel road does not do justice to the vastly dramatic scenery that lies along its winding path.

The Dalton Highway stretches for 414 miles through some of Alaska's toughest territory. For serious hunters, it's the road trip of a lifetime.

Traveling the roughly 1,400 miles of the Alaska Highway is not as risky since paving was completed in 1992, but a road trip on the northland artery (also known as the Alcan) still requires ...

Insider's writer took a 2,100-mile road trip on Alaska's McCarthy Road; Glenn, Denali and Dalton Highways. It was a terrifying, memorable adventure.

We were driving the Dalton Highway, last frontier of the Last Frontier, on a 414-mile road trip across northern Alaska.

Atigun Pass on the Dalton Highway, Alaska: 4,757 ft. The Atigun Pass in northern Alaska was originally created as a route to service an oil pipeline system.

Exploring the United States by road is a beloved pastime for many, offering unforgettable scenery and experiences. However, ...

Are you ready for your big Alaska road trip? Road trips around the state take many forms. Some roads are paved. Some are not. If you wanted to drive the Denali Highway, which goes from Cantwell ...

Alaska’s ‘haul road’: An article in Thursday’s Section A about the Dalton Highway in Alaska identified a truck driver who regularly drives the highway as John Thomas. His name is John Taylor.

In 1999, the Alaska Legislature complained that Dalton Highway travelers who reached the northern end of the road had to pay $20 for a bus tour to get their feet wet, prohibited otherwise from ...