Welcome to the Delta Visitor Center

END OF THE ALASKA HIGHWAY!
Delta Junction, Alaska

“End of the Alaska Highway” Certificates available, $1.00

Make the Delta Junction Visitor and Information Center your first stop in Delta Junction. This unique Visitors Center is located at the end of the Alaska Highway where it meets with the Richardson Highway. 

The Visitors Center has free brochures describing area businesses and attractions and our friendly, well trained  staff are eager to answer any questions you might have. They will help you with accommodations and services in our community and offer suggestions for neighboring communities.  We stock free travel guides and brochures for other areas of the state as well.  Pick up a Delta Wind, the local newspaper, and check on current events and happenings in our town. 

Have your picture taken by the monument in front of the Visitors Center that marks the end of the Alaska Highway.  Come face-to-face with a Delta bison (mounted) and see just how large they really are. Many other mounted animals adorn the walls of the Visitors Center as well as a display of sample furs to touch.

Travelers may purchase souvenirs and a certificate certifying that they have endured “the trials and tribulations to reach mile 1422, The End of the Alaska Highway at Delta Junction, Alaska”.  Delta Junction pins are also available.

Open May 9th through September 16th
 

Michael and Ingrid Clay Collection

Long-time Delta residents, Michael & Ingrid Clay donated their large collection of items hand-carved by Michael to the Delta Chamber of Commerce to be displayed at the Visitor Information Center.  These beautiful works of art are actually scale models of equipment whose parts really work!  The meticulous precision with which these magnificent items were carved is apparent upon first sight.  We are very pleased to announce the collection will be on permanent display at the visitor center for visitors to the area and locals alike to enjoy free of charge.

An open house to view the collection is being planned for May 9, 2005 at the visitor information center to coincide with the center's seasonal opening day.

 
Hand carved truck and loader

(Many many more Clay Collection items on display at the Visitor Information Center)

Other photo opportunities and items of interest at the visitor information center.

Trumpeter Swan Display
"You'll want to
read the story"

Terminus Sign
"It tells the story"