Delta Junction, AK

Delta Junction marks the official end of the famous Alaska Highway, about 100 miles southeast of Fairbanks. This small farming community of 1,200 people sits where the Delta and Tanana Rivers meet, serving as a key stop for road-trippers completing the epic drive from Canada. The town's claim to fame is being North America's northernmost commercial barley-growing region, with local farms taking advantage of Alaska's endless summer daylight.