Dawson Creeks’ roots are historical by nature, springing to life by the action of war. Dawson Creek, Mile ‘0’ of the Alaska Highway is known around the world as the 16th civil engineering marvel. For over sixty years, the famed Alaska Highway has been a significant draw for visitors and residents alike. Before you head out on your great adventure, spend time with the people of Dawson Creek.
Start your journey at the Northern Alberta Railways Park situated in the heart of the community. Residing on these four acres are the Station Museum, the Dawson Creek Art Gallery, and the Mile Zero Cairn. Dawson Creek is more than just Mile ‘0’…
Today, Dawson Creek and surrounding area host some of the best golfing in Northeastern BC. Choose from family-friendly mini golf to challenging 9 and 18-hole golf courses. Dawson Creek is your natural choice for your unforgettable freshwater fishing experience. Dawson Creek is located in the foothills of Northeastern BC surrounded by many lakes, rivers, and streams making Dawson Creek a great point to start and end your day.
Traditionally an agriculture community, Dawson Creek relives its agricultural history with the modern yet personable annual Fall Fair Pro Rodeo, Exhibition and Stampede. This is the largest event of its kind in Northern British Columbia and Northern Alberta. This is an experience of a lifetime and is not to be missed. Other signature events include the Dawson Creek Symphonette and Choir (March), Kiwanis Trade Show (April), Peace Country Blue Grass Festival (July), the Mile Zero Cruises’ Summer Car Show and Shine (July) just to name a few
Come see us! Dawson Creek is known for its great service and infectious northern hospitality.
