I was last here in 1982, and there were maybe a thousand signs. Now, in 2022, there are more than 55,000! It was started in 1942 by an US Army engineer working on the Alaska Highway who was homesick. Bring a sign from you hometown if you are headed up the Alaska Highway. Truly an amazing and remarkable place.

Though this place hasn't anything apart from the licence plates.. It holds a historic significance and a good place for taking shots. I would recommend tourists to get something in remembrance of their trips and add that to this post.. Many have done and it's a good memory..

I have been here 4 times now and still love it!! It's a must stop and a great place just to relax for a bit and stretch your legs! Watson Lake is a delightful full of some of the nicest people you will ever meet!

Lots and lots of signs from all over the world. Fun to walk through and a few picnic tables and park benches so you can stop and take it all in. Bring your own sign and a hammer if you’re coming this way!

Amazing place, first time in my life I saw this. If you drive around , deserve the stop.

Our Daughter Regina Added Her Name & Her Twin Brothers Who Have Passed Away, She Added The Names In 2017 On Her Trip With Me To Alaska, & Now Her Mom Has Added Her Name Today On Her Trip With Me To Alaska In 2022, Her Family Is Sooo Happy & Supportive Of Our Trip Together, We’ve Had Sooo Much Closer After 30 Plus Years Apart, If You Hadn’t Figured It Out, I’m Wasband. It’s Been An Amazing Trip From Salt Lake City, Utah To Fairbanks, Alaska. Needs To Be On Everyone’s Bucket List According To Our Daughter & Now Jessica, The Mother Of Our Children.

We loved being here and posting our own sign and looking for friends that had gone before us.

The Sign Post Forest is an amazing place. It is fun to see so many posts brought from all around the world. If you go bring a post!!

The craziest collection of various signage from across the globe. Easy to find something from wherever you are travelling from. Definitely a quirky stop.