Find out what's happening across Kobuk Valley, from news releases and job announcements, to facts and figures.
We've created photo galleries of Kobuk Valley's animals, plants and vistas so that everyone can experience their splendor.
Kobuk Valley National Park has been home to humans for as long as there have been people on this continent. Learn more about that history.
In Kobuk Valley, the natural world carries on its timeless cycle as it has always done in one of the last truly wild places.
In Kobuk Valley National Park, research studies are helping us understand a range of topics from weather and climate to wildlife.
Whether you’re looking to plan a field trip, request a classroom visit, or find some curriculum ideas; this page is for you!
The fun games and activities in the Junior Ranger book will help kids learn about the natural wonders and culture of Northwest Alaska.
Of the approximately 1.7 million acres comprising Kobuk Valley National Park, approximately 190,000 acres were designated as wilderness.
Kobuk Valley NP is one of over 400 NPS units that, working with other partners, helps safeguard this nation's natural and cultural heritage.
Uniquely Kobuk
Paatitaaq - Onion Portage
Paatitaaq - Onion PortageLearn more about the historical and cultural significance of Onion Portage as well as the ecology and natural history of the area. 
Great Kobuk Sand Dunes
Great Kobuk Sand DunesAn icon of Kobuk Valley National Park, the Great Kobuk Sand Dunes rise unexpectedly out of the tundra and trees. 
Animals of Kubuk Valley
Animals of Kubuk ValleyLearn more about the rich diversity of animals in Kobuk Valley National Park. |
Last updated: August 30, 2024