Tourism Dawson Creek Visitor Centre

I came from Grande Prairie, AB and to while away the hours, I stopped by the Tourism Dawson Creek. Which houses a beautiful museum. It was fun. Small and cozy on two floors. They ask for donations which I think is okay by the way. The staff are friendly and lovely. Did not know about the Mile 0 Alaska Highway until I came here. Especially how the overland route to Alaska was constructed by the US Army Engineers in the spring of 1942 during World War 2 at a cost of $140 million. Dawson Creek is a city of history. The Tourism center has wheel chair accessibility and a public washroom.

Impossible to miss before heading up the famous highway. See also the Mile 0 Cairn, Milepost and Alaska Highway House. First stop of interest is the old Crooked Bridge heading north to Alaska.

Very helpful people. Great ideas. Wonderful museums.

Staff was very helpful, you can work on your laptop there. They have couple desks amd wifi.

Nice selection of gifts and good artifacts rooms.