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Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve
Filing a Trip Plan

It is strongly recommended that visitors file a trip plan with a friend or relative. This plan should include

Instruct your friend or relative to call the park and initiate a search if they do not hear from you by a prearranged date and time.

We also encourage all visitors to fill out our voluntary backcountry registration form and the Alaska State Trooper SAR form. These forms provide appropriate information for park rangers should a search be initiated. However, in keeping with the wilderness nature of the Park and Preserve, rangers do not follow the itinerary of backcountry visitors.

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An Inuksuk stands out against the sky.

Did You Know?
Iñuksuit ("stone people") were used to drive caribou by Nunamiut Eskimos, and are found along caribou migratory routes in Gates of the Arctic National Park & Preserve.
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Last Updated: June 30, 2011 at 11:37 MST