Tok is a town in Interior Alaska.

Understand

Climate

Tok
Climate chart (explanation)
J F M A M J J A S O N D       0.3     −3 −20       0.2     9 −14       0.2     25 −4       0.2     45 18       0.7     61 31       2.1     71 41       2.2     74 46       1.1     68 39       0.9     55 30       0.6     31 13       0.6     8 −9       0.5     0 −17 Average max. and min. temperatures in °F Precipitation+Snow totals in inches    Data from NOAA (1981-2010)
Metric conversion J F M A M J J A S O N D       7.6     −19 −29       5.1     −13 −26       5.1     −4 −20       5.1     7 −8       18     16 −1       53     22 5       56     23 8       28     20 4       23     13 −1       15     −1 −11       15     −13 −23       13     −18 −27 Average max. and min. temperatures in °C Precipitation+Snow totals in mm

Get in

Tok is an important highway junction. Most visitors coming in from The Yukon will cross the border at Port Alcan and follow the Alaska Highway to Tok. From there they can head north to Fairbanks or the Denali Highway or south to Valdez and routes to the MatSu valley and Anchorage.

Get around

The "downtown" portion of Tok is spread along the highway. There are local taxis but no other public transit.

See

Frankly, Tok is not in one of the more scenic areas of the state. The region is mostly flat with young forests that are still recovering from many wildfires in the region.

Eat

• Windsock Pizza, ☏ +1 907 883-5804. 
• Fast Eddies, ☏ +1 907 883-4411. Pizza, burgers and sandwiches, salad bar. 

Drink

• Husky Lounge, 1313 Alaska Hwy, ☏ +1 907 883-2381. 

Sleep

• A Mooseberry Inn B&B, 3 Maes Way, ☏ +1 907 883-5496. 
• Caribou Cabins, Borealis Avenue, ☏ +1 907 883-8080. 
• Discovery Inn B&B, ☏ +1 907 883-5559. 
• Sourdough RV Park, ☏ +1 907-883-5543. 
• Tok River State Recreation Site, 1309 Alaska Hwy, ☏ +1 907 505-0319. (updated May 2018)

Go next

Routes through Tok

Anchorage ← Glennallen ←	W  E	→ END
Fairbanks ← Delta Junction ←	N  S	→ → becomes → Haines Junction → Whitehorse