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Prepare for an adventure in Kobuk Valley National Park, where Alaska's wilderness beckons. This remote destination offers unparalleled opportunities for exploration, from boating the Kobuk River to soaring by bush plane or charting your own backcountry trek. With no roads, trails, or campgrounds within the park, visitors must be seasoned in wilderness survival, especially during winter. While services are minimal, the chance for solitude amidst stunning landscapes make Kobuk Valley a unique and unforgettable destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Commercial businesses offer various services such as air taxis, guided rafting, and hunting. Contact any service providers on the list to help with your trip. Air taxis offices are located in Kotzebue and Bettles.
Kobuk Valley National Park is exceptionally remote. Figuring out your plan and route in advance is essential.
Come to our visit center for park information, free film viewings, and a museum about the Arctic ecosystem and Inupiaq culture.
You'll enjoy your visit to Kobuk Valley if you are prepared for weather
conditions, emergency preparedness, wildlife, insects and more!
The Northwest Arctic Heritage Center located in Kotzebue is handicap accessible with a wheelchair available upon request
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Last updated: August 29, 2024