Reviews of Northern Alberta Railway Park (Translator)

900 Alaska Ave, Dawson Creek, BC V1G 4T6, Canada

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Right now the business gets a rating of 4.4 out of 5 and the rating has been calculated on 109 reviews.

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Where is Northern Alberta Railway Park?

REVIEWS OF Northern Alberta Railway Park IN Dawson Creek

Nina Pham

Craig H

Was here for a day visit nice place

Sooner Rosario

Hitched up Dream

Mile Post 0 for the Alaska-Canada highway. You have to stop and take a picture for the Instagram. Lol.

Guy Taranhike

Mark Cariaga

R Qua

Ashley Seltenrich

Good place to stop and let the blood return to your legs with a little stretching.

bhavesh gabani

Vgs Rajan

Jay Pee

Did not visot

Cindy Rhodes

Sahi

Beautiful visitors centre, local and natural history museum in the old railway station, art gallery in the old grain elevator, and the world famous mile zero cairn for the Alaska Highway.

Barbara Greene

Fun with taxidermy!!!!

Stephen Cameron

Shawn Warrington

Jim Westwood

The centrepiece of Dawson Creek BC - a launch point for a trip up the historic Alaska (Al-Can) Highway.

Lili Hernandez

Simone

Aderemi Oyedeji

A must visit

Bogdan M Kwiatek

Ian Racine

Not really a park. It's a parking site where you can go into the art gallery and take pictures at the Alaskan highway sign!

C.S. Elliott

This was an experience of a life time. So glad the boys and I went

Klaus Koenig

No more railway car, they took it to pioneer village

Marilyn Tschirhart

Robert Not Bob

Just visited the Alaskan Highway marker.

Jason James

Sara Irvine

Ar Be

John Carnahan

Chris Bird

Nice history of the building of the highway.

Mitch Weiss

Frank A

Jason Michael

Randy Chau

Great place

123 LSA

william warren

Sherri Meijering

Gabriel Cabasug

Northern Alberta Railways (reporting mark NAR) was a Canadian railway which served northern Alberta and northeastern British Columbia. Jointly owned by both Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Railway, NAR existed as a separate company from 1929 until 1981.

Mark Bancroft

Great place for Alaska Hwy information and to start your trip

Ryan Miller

Tamara Ziemer

Start of AlCan Hwy.

Doomsi Something (Doomsidoodeedoo)

Lorenzo Franco Santin

Aneesh p.paul

Millicent Leugner

This place was really a neat stop. It was one I was looking forward to on our road trip from Florida. We stayed at Mile 0 campground which was right off the highway and close to everything. The town is quaint and there were lots of construction areas but still worth stopping. We got to step into the art gallery (the big red building) for all of 3 minutes before they closed. Just the gift shop had so many amazing things to look at. Definitely worth going especially if you appreciate local artists and the work they do to. Everyone in town was super friendly!! There was a huge police hold up at a house right off another main street. That was pretty crazy. It is an old town but clean. Lots of amazing history.

Robert Martschin

Ryan Charest

Pat McCord

Ben van L

Great justice site and a Pokémon Pokémon stop

Annette “Nettie” Cook

bob gunner

Lovely art gallery !

Christina Roe

Very interesting. Worth the visit

adam prince corpuz

Michelle

Replace everybody needs to see it closed Monday

Georgia Feisthamel

It was nice

James Campbell

Wonderful!

Quintin Brand

So many interesting and neat things to see and purchase!

Dal Cosby

L P

Wonderful and so many programs for children!!

Carol Fisler

Richard Drysdale

Dale Sawatzky

Nancy Hall prince

Pretty awesome place to see.

Adrian Strong

Derrick Jamieson

Nice art centre

Benedikt Soballa

everything was closed and it rained all the time ????

George Turner

Jason Clatworthy

noah higginbotham

Little place on side street

Peter N

No signs for admission pricing. Staff was a little too confrontational that day. Neat rooms restored to original furnishings as well as the artifacts on the other side. Little to no help in my research but it seemed like they were great at giving directions to tourists. A little concerned about the aboriginal’s artifacts being right next to the animals.

Amour De Dieu

Richard Ferris

Its in front of my appartment so visit often.However, for others some water and food outlet is needed.The creative work inspires many and reflects Dawson Creek culture as well as heritage.

Trent Cardinal

Beautiful building and have arts gallery inside include Canada's souvenirs

david muzio

Vitek Ogorek

A Good tourist experience!

jarl nonnekens

Loved it

David Mcdonald

Good visit lots to see and do.

Gregorio Apolonio

Sukho Chang

Chris Wolf

Michelle Christian

Nice

Caroline Rabago

Kessa McGowan

Friendly staff, great music, excellent art

Aj Clark

Drove by

Helen Sararas

Jody Forester

Central to the picturesque downtown core, this park features ample RV parking, a vintage set of rail cars, tourist museum and art gallery with gift shop.

Bradley N Supernant

L H

(Translated) Dawson Creek. Start of the Alaska Highway. 'Zero kilometer' column. (Original) Dawson Creek. Start des Alaska Highways. 'Null Kilometer'-Säule.

Steven Stirewalt

Just Nice.

Sixtynineups EU WEST

Love the design and great art work on the walls!

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Blair Schwartz

Doorway to Alaska Hwy.

Joann Popesco

Definitely worth stopping. Canadians need to celebrate our history more!

Randy Colsen

Volle Kanne

Heritage place.

Mike Hall

Very nice place to be

Tony Stark

Great little place with lovely manicured lawn and beautiful flowers

Mah kha

A Q

Lots of cool things to explore.

Samantha Kube

Rick Muir

Paolo Ilagan

Wow this is where the Alaska highway begins. Very nice monument with info plaques. Truly an amazing thing once you drive the highway and see the incredibly rough country that the highway passes through.