Alaska Road Atlas 2027

STATEWIDE ALASKA ROAD MAP

Full-color road maps. 22 dedicated map pages for the Dalton and Denali Highways. Mileposts, ferry connections, gravel roads, scenic byways and campgrounds.

Alaska is not an ordinary road trip. Highways run through vast stretches of remote country, gravel routes demand careful planning, and many coastal communities have road networks separated from the rest of the state. Alaska Road Atlas 2027 brings these connections together in a practical, full-color atlas made for the road, not just for sightseeing.


EXPLORE ALASKA WITH MAPS THAT GO BEYOND THE MAIN HIGHWAYS

• Full-color road maps: Explore Anchorage, the Mat-Su Valley, Kenai Peninsula, Fairbanks, the Interior, Southeast Alaska, Kodiak and western Alaska's separate road systems.
• Dalton Highway in 13 map pages: Follow the route from Livengood to Deadhorse, with milepost references and the major road connections along this remote northern corridor.
• Denali Highway in 9 map pages: Trace the route from Paxson to Cantwell, with map coverage of Denali Park Road and its access restrictions.
• Mileposts you can locate: Five-mile map ticks and ten-mile labels on the featured corridors, with verified and approximate references distinguished in the map legend.
• Ferries and isolated road networks: Find mapped ferry routes and terminals, plus community road systems that do not connect to Alaska's main highway network.
• Gravel roads and scenic byways: Identify important unpaved routes, seasonal or restricted access, and scenic corridors before choosing your route.
• State parks and campgrounds: Locate mapped public recreation areas and camping opportunities along your journey.
• 27 detailed local map pages: See city, community, ferry and park maps, supported by statewide and regional locators.

From the coastal roads of the Kenai Peninsula to the far-north Dalton Highway, travel with a clearer picture of the road ahead.