Dillingham, Alaska Overview

Lovingly promoted as Nature's Front Porch by locals, Dillingham, on the west side of Bristol Bay, serves as the gateway to a plethora of primitive recreational pursuits whether your passion is fishing, wildlife viewing, or just immersing yourself in the solitude of the wild. And the wild is preserved well in Dillingham: it's home to both the 1.6 million acre Wood-Tikchik State Park, the nation's largest, and is a launching point to Togiak National Wildlife Refuge. With no traffic lights and no roads leading to or from, by nature Dillingham invites you to stop and stay for a spell.