Glenn Highway - Wikipedia
The Glenn Highway (part of Alaska Route 1) is a highway in the U.S. state of Alaska, extending 179 miles (288 km) from Anchorage near Merrill Field to Glennallen on the Richardson Highway. The Tok Cut-Off is often considered part of the Glenn Highway, for a …
Driving Guide to the Glenn Highway - ALASKA.ORG
One of Alaska's most dramatic drives, the iconic Glenn Highway is 135 miles of glaciers, mountains, and more. Here's our guide to the highlights.
Drive the Glenn Highway in 2024: From Anchorage to Glennallen
The Glenn Highway is one of the most scenic road trips in Alaska. There are beautiful mountains and glaciers and plenty of places to stop and soak in the majestic views. The Musk Ox Farm, Matanuska Glacier and Lake Louise State Rec. area are some of …
A Guide to the Glenn Highway National Scenic Byway
The Glenn Highway is a national scenic byway. The 135-mile route from Anchorage to the Glennallen has spectacular panoramic views.
Glenn Highway - mile by mile description of the Glenn Highway
The 125 mile section from the Alaska Highway, at Tok, to the Richardson Highway is called the Tok Cut-off. The route joins the Richardson Highway for 13.5 miles before turning west on the Glenn Highway (at Glennallen ) and continuing 189 miles to Anchorage.
ALASKA'S SCENIC BYWAYS - Alaska Department of …
The Glenn Highway National Scenic Byway follows a path carved by ancient glaciers. Following the braided Matanuska River for over half its length, this Byway winds through 135 miles of the most impressive terrain on earth.
Glenn Highway Audio Guide | Scenic, historic, and… | ALASKA.ORG
The Glenn Highway is pure Alaska: a 135-mile mix of history and natural splendor running north from Anchorage. Get an insider’s perspective on some of the most scenic, historic, and fascinating spots along this important highway, which runs from Anchorage to Glenallen.
Old Glenn Highway | Scenic Drive from Anchorage - ALASKA.ORG
To explore the road less traveled, take the Old Glenn Highway to Palmer, a back road that feels like old Alaska. This 19-mile country road cuts through the heart of Alaska’s farmland and is a scenic, quiet alternative between Anchorage and Palmer.
The Glenn Highway & Tok Cut-off are part of Alaska Route 1 which connects The Alaska Highway and An-chorage. The 125 mile section from the Alaska High-way, at Tok, to the Richardson Highway is called the Tok Cut-off. The route joins the Richardson Highway for 14 miles before turning west on the Glenn High-way and continuing 189 miles to Anchorage.
Glenn Highway Guide - RV Alaska Campgrounds
The 139-mile section of the Glenn Highway between Anchorage and the Eureka Summit is designated a National Scenic Byway. This section hugs the south end of the Matanuska-Susitna (Mat-Su) valley and parallels the path of the Matanuska Glacier.
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