It may be a long trip up the Dalton Highway, but Coldfoot Camp offers some incredible all-day breakfast at their famous Trucker's Cafe. Traveling the ice road in the winter isn't for the faint of heart, but you can be  guaranteed a hot, delicious breakfast from the early hours of the morning until midnight every day!

Coldfoot Camp has a small little restaurant called Trucker's Cafe in the Arctic Circle.

This haven is located on the Dalton Highway, and is a huge draw for the many truckers that pass through on the way to Prudhoe Bay. They keep fantastic hours to ensure everyone is fed, as this is the only spot for 200 miles open and available.

The interior is rustic and warm, the perfect stop off in the middle of a cold winter.

There's plenty of comfortable seating and the all-day breakfast menu is served from 5:00 a.m. through 12:00 a.m. every single day! You can also order everything else off their menu, including hearty sandwiches, burgers, baskets, and more, all day long!

The breakfast menu has a ton of delicious items, including omelets your choice of three filling options which include the ever-famous reindeer sausage.

There's also biscuits and gravy, fluffy buttermilk pancakes, two types of breakfast sandwiches, and hearty oatmeal. There's even a "Trucker's Favorite," that combines biscuits and gravy, eggs, and your choice of hash browns or home fries.

They also have an expansive side option menu, with favorites like crispy bacon and reindeer or pork sausage.

You can order cottage cheese, hamburger steak, canned fruit, or even two eggs on the side. They also have an impressive toast selection, especially for being located so far away from the nearest grocery store. You can find white, wheat, rye, Texas toast, English muffins, or the crowd favorite: home made potato buns.

This isn't your standard truck stop, even though it is one of the most remote in the country.

They actually bake a number of items right there in the cafe. Expect delicious bread items including their homemade potato buns, and hand formed hamburger patties instead of frozen.

Their menu is varied and filled with fresh local produce when available, even offering fresh fruit and yogurt in the summer.

They even offer specials occasionally during the winter, so make sure to ask the host if there are anything available that day. They also provide sack lunches if you're only passing through and don't have time to stop. Filled with a sandwich, chips, drinks, and a cookie, this will keep you going through the Arctic Circle.

This awesome little spot in the middle of nowhere is open 365 days a year.

Their kitchen is open from 5:00 a.m. in the morning all the way though 12:00 a.m. But if you happen to arrive in those dawn hours before they officially open, they still offer snacks for you to purchase to tide you over until breakfast!

Have you had breakfast at Coldfoot Camp? What did you think? Would you eat here again? Let us know in the comments below!

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