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Nestled in Alaska's remote wilderness is Kobuk Valley National Park, a pristine expanse open year-round. Unlike typical parks, Kobuk Valley lacks roads, and campgrounds, offering instead a rugged landscape for visitors to discover by backpacking, boating, or flightseeing. Access requires careful planning, beginning with flights from Anchorage or Fairbanks to Kotzebue or Bettles, then coordinating with local air taxis for transport into the park. Visitors must be self-sufficient, stocking up on essentials in Kotzebue and preparing for unpredictable weather conditions. As part of the Western Arctic National Parklands, Kobuk Valley invites those seeking genuine adventure and unparalleled natural beauty.
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Last updated: August 9, 2024