Three miles outside of Tok are five unique log cabins that feel like they’re right out of the history books. The largest of them, the Trapper’s cabin, is ideal for a large family. It contains two separate bedrooms with two queen beds, one single bed and a full size pullout sofa sleeper. Kids will love the spiral staircase leading to the upstairs bedroom. Downstairs is a spacious living room and a kitchenette with refrigerator, microwave and coffeemaker. The cabin is surrounded by acres of forest, providing a peaceful oasis from long days of driving. A hearty, country-style breakfast of reindeer sausage, blueberry pancakes, fresh fruit and more is served in the main lodge dining room, or you can choose to have it brought to your cabin for a more leisurely meal.
The cabins of Cleft of the Rock are a few miles west of Tok on the Alaska Highway. You’ll find several restaurants in the downtown core, including the popular Fast Eddy’s, which serves up everything from gourmet burgers to halibut filet. Pay a visit to the Tok Visitors Center to learn about the geology, wildlife and history of the area. You can also find maps pointing you toward local nature trails in the Tetlin National Wildlife Refuge and to the swimming beach at nearby Moon Lake. With its unique style and beautiful location close to the highway, Cleft of the Rock B&B and Cabins will make some great memories on your big family vacation in Alaska.
