The Historic Kiskatinaw Bridge is located within Kiskatinaw Provincial Park. Built in 1942-43, this three-span timber truss bridge has an amazing nine-degree curve. At the time, it was the first wooden curved bridge to be built in Canada.
Northern Alberta Railway (NAR) Station is found within NAR Park, a four acre cultural and historical park located in Dawson Creek, BC. As the railhead for the Northern Alberta Railway – and the end of steel – Dawson Creek is often considered the true “Mile 0” of the Alaska Highway.