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TATLANIKA
TRADING CO.
& RIVERSIDE CAMPGROUND
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CLEAN RESTROOMS
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WATER & ELECTRIC
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PULL THROUGHS
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DUMP STATION
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SHOWERS
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LAUNDRY
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PET FRIENDLY
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ORGANIC GARDEN
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SPACIOUS GROUNDS
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RUSTIC SETTING ON NENANA RIVER Gift Shop
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Unique Alaska
Products
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Over 50 Animal Mounts
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World Class Polar Bear
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Antiques
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Free Coffee
MILE 276 PARKS HWY NORTH OF DENALI PARK
www.tatlanika.com
907-582-2341
[email protected]
Open May-Sept
every day from 9am-6pm
Mile 240: Entrance to Denali National
Park.
Mile 245.1: Denali Alaska KOA.
See our ad on page 15
HEALY
Mile 248.7: Population 944.
Mile 269: Rest Area.
Mile 276: Tatlanika Gift Shop &
Campground. See our ad on this
page.
Mile 283.5: Junction with access road
to Anderson, which has a Riverside
City Park with campground on the
Nenana River.
NENANA
Mile 304.5: Population: 361.
Nenana RV Park & Campground.
See our ad on page 14.
Rough Woods Inn & Cafe.
Mile 305: Alaska Veterans’ Honor
Bridge over the Tanana River, large
paved parking at the north end of
bridge.
Mile 318.7: Viewpoint for Denali.
Mile 351.2: Turn-off for Ester.
Population: 2,471.
Mile 356.8: Turn-off to the University
of Alaska.
Mile 357.8: Exit to Fairbanks
International Airport.
FAIRBANKS
Mile 358: Population: city-31,706,
borough-95,972.
Take Airport Way to go downtown or
continue straight for the Richardson
Highway to Delta Junction and the
Alaska Highway.
Willow
The first exciting views of Denali
are on the way to Willow, as the
mountain looms over the drive north
on the Parks Highway
(Hwy. 3). On clear days, the mountain
offers plenty of photographic
opportunities to motorists starting in
this small town of 2,278 people.
Willow offers plenty of outdoor
recreational opportunities to visitors
looking to break up the drive
north to Denali. There are several
campgrounds - both private and
state-run - as well as fantastic fishing
opportunities. Willow Creek receives
a big run of salmon each summer,
starting in mid-May and continuing
through late August. Guides can get
you on the fish, but Willow Creek is
also very accessible for do-it-yourself
anglers looking to wet a line. The
creek crosses the Parks Highway, but
for the best fishing, head to Willow
Creek State Recreation Area, off
Willow Parkway Road. A large public
campground gives anglers access to
the confluence of Willow Creek and
the Susitna River. Watch for bears!
Dog mushing is an integral part of the
Willow community, as many Iditarod
mushers call the area home. Several
mushers off Iditarod tours, even in the
summer months, when you can visit
their kennels and even take a cart ride
pulled by a team of eager huskies.
Willow Information courtesy
www.alaskavisit.com.
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Private vehicles
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Indian
Distance: Hwy 9 Junction
to Seward, 37 miles
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Glacie
Richa
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Healy
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Eureka
Seward
Moose Pass
Cooper
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Girdwood
Sutton
Willow
Trapper Creek Talkeetna
Petersville
Houston
Clam Gulch
Ninilchik
Anchor
Point
Whittier
Palmer
Kenai
Homer
Seldovia
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Sterling
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FAIRBANKS
Nenana
Denali
National Park
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