Here the Tok Cut-Off heads northeast 125 miles to Tok Alaska. You can drive into Forty Mile or the old town of Clinton Creek until the snow flies if you’re adventurous. Junction of the Richardson Highway and the Tok Cut-off. The highway is open during May - September (for exact dates call the information centre in Dawson City at (867) 993-5566).The highway remains open until snowfall BUT customs closes in mid-September and when it closes there is no crossing the border. Watson Lake’s most recognizable landmark is unique, endearing and a little bit wackyin a good way. For the drive from Dawson City to Tok allow yourself a minimum of seven hours. Signs, science and scenery A must-see spot on a historic highway, Watson Lake offers nature, outdoor recreation and a chance to leave your mark in the Sign Post Forest. you reach the Hwy 37 junction north of Watson Lake in the Yukon Territory. Keep in mind that the Top of the World Highway is a remote northern highway, and be prepared for long distances in between services, tight turns, and washboard conditions in the rain. Fuel is available in either Chicken or Tok. To most RVers Alaska personifies an adventure, evoking the pioneer spirit. The Pedro Dredge in the town of Chicken hosts guided tours that are offered daily during the summer season.
In the 1930s, a local mining company abandoned the Cowden dredge just over 3 km (2 mi) east of Chicken, where it can still be found if you walk a scenic 4.5 km (2.8 mi) down a woodland trail beginning at Mile 68.3 along the highway. Find relics of the Gold Rush en route and visit the historic dredges near Chicken.
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