Gates Of The Arctic National Park & Preserve

4 stamp stations

Anaktuvuk Pass Ranger Station

Address: 3030 Main St., Anaktuvuk Pass, AK 99721

Entirely north of the Arctic Circle in Alaska's Brooks Range, Gates of the Arctic is the northernmost national park in the country and one of the largest, with no roads, trails, campgrounds, or visitor facilities inside its boundaries. It protects a vast subarctic wilderness of mountains, tundra, and wild rivers used by subsistence hunters for thousands of years.

Flightsee over the range or take a guided river float through the foothills. For a challenge, experienced wilderness travelers can attempt the park's signature undertaking: a multi-day backpacking or packrafting expedition through trail-less backcountry.

Coordinates: 68.14221, -151.73701

Arctic Interagency Visitor Center

Address: Milepost 175 of the Dalton Highway, Coldfoot, AK 99701

Entirely north of the Arctic Circle in Alaska's Brooks Range, Gates of the Arctic is the northernmost national park in the country and one of the largest, with no roads, trails, campgrounds, or visitor facilities inside its boundaries. It protects a vast subarctic wilderness of mountains, tundra, and wild rivers used by subsistence hunters for thousands of years.

Flightsee over the range or take a guided river float through the foothills. For a challenge, experienced wilderness travelers can attempt the park's signature undertaking: a multi-day backpacking or packrafting expedition through trail-less backcountry.

Coordinates: 67.25273, -150.18695

Bettles Ranger Station and Visitor Center

Address: Airport Rd, Bettles, AK 99726

Entirely north of the Arctic Circle in Alaska's Brooks Range, Gates of the Arctic is the northernmost national park in the country and one of the largest, with no roads, trails, campgrounds, or visitor facilities inside its boundaries. It protects a vast subarctic wilderness of mountains, tundra, and wild rivers used by subsistence hunters for thousands of years.

Flightsee over the range or take a guided river float through the foothills. For a challenge, experienced wilderness travelers can attempt the park's signature undertaking: a multi-day backpacking or packrafting expedition through trail-less backcountry.

Coordinates: 66.91921, -151.51407

Fairbanks Alaska Public Lands Information Center

Address: 101 Dunkel Street, Fairbanks, AK 99701

Entirely north of the Arctic Circle in Alaska's Brooks Range, Gates of the Arctic is the northernmost national park in the country and one of the largest, with no roads, trails, campgrounds, or visitor facilities inside its boundaries. It protects a vast subarctic wilderness of mountains, tundra, and wild rivers used by subsistence hunters for thousands of years.

Flightsee over the range or take a guided river float through the foothills. For a challenge, experienced wilderness travelers can attempt the park's signature undertaking: a multi-day backpacking or packrafting expedition through trail-less backcountry.

Coordinates: 64.84609, -147.71271

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