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Tok: A group of students takes a boat ride at the Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge.
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Tok: Visitors walk on a boardwalk in the Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge near Tok.
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Tok: There are two visitor centers in Tok. This one is run by the Tok Chamber of Commerce.
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Tok: Travelers driving into Alaska over the Alcan Highway can find all the information they need about Alaska at Tok's two visitor centers.
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Tok: The Main Street Visitor Information Center provides road information for all of Alaska.
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Tok: The Tok Cutoff, which leads to Gakona Junction, closely follows the historic 1898 "Eagle Trail" from Valdez.
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Tok: The state of Alaska offers a second visitor information center in Tok, which will cover all state and federal facts a traveler needs to know.
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Tok: The log construction of the Tok Visitor Information Center is spectacular.
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Tok: The town of Tok is practically a roadside port city; the first in Alaska over the Canada border. It's where you plan your trip.
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Tok: Alaska Tanana River Athabascan Native culture is part of the Tok heritage.