Highway overview. The Dalton Highway runs for 414 miles from Livengood, a small community 80 miles north of Fairbanks, to Deadhorse on the shores of the Arctic Ocean.

A trip along the Dalton Highway is an adventure that will take you on the only road in the United States to cross the Yukon River, Arctic Circle, and Brooks Range.

This is the largest, farthest north highway paving job our department and the State of Alaska have ever undertaken. The purpose of the project is to improve the driving surface of the Dalton Highway as it makes its final stretch across the tundra …

Alaska DOT&PF operates seven year-round maintenance camps along the Dalton Highway corridor. Each camp is open seven days per week from 6 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and has an average of two to three operators working at a time.

Construction on the Dalton Highway. Alaska DOT&PF is committed to improving conditions on the Dalton Highway through investment in capital projects. We have invested $160 million in construction funding north of Atigun Pass alone in the past five years.

The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities on Friday announced highway closures and delays. Truckers hauling oileld supplies had chances to slip by at pullouts. The Dalton closed for about 10 hours at one

Jun 9, 2015 · We are working to reconstruct the Dalton Highway from its starting point at the Elliott Highway near Livengood to milepost (MP) 9. Due to the surrounding mountainous terrain, this segment of the Dalton Highway features steep grades and sharp curves that don't meet current design safety standards.

May 18, 2016 · The Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) continues to monitor the north end of the Dalton Highway. The gravel berms, built to protect the road, and the ice trenches, dug to facilitate the flow of …

Jun 10, 2023 · Alaska DOT&PF is responding to a washout event on the Dalton Highway at milepost 403.5 along the Sagavanirktok River (Sag River). Repairs are under way and the road remains open. Traffic is reduced to one lane with traffic controls in place.

We are working to rehabilitate and widen the Dalton Highway between Mileposts 289 and 305. Project work will include minor realignments, grade raises, turnouts, roadside hardware and drainage improvements