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OverviewThe northernmost national park in the United States, Gates of the Arctic is true wilderness, with nary a road or trail in sight.
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OverviewThe northernmost national park in the United States, Gates of the Arctic is true wilderness, with nary a road or trail in sight.
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Gates of the ArcticThe park's namesake are actually two peaks: Frigid Crags and Boreal Mountain.
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When to VisitWhile the park is open year round, you'll want to plan your visit around the seasonal activities you prefer.
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Driving DirectionsVisitors must fly or hike into Gates of the Arctic as roads into the wilderness park do not exist.
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Food & ShoppingFood and shopping are available only in the small villages that border the park.
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Backcountry InformationIt's crucial that visitors to Gates of the Arctic understand they're on their own in this remote park.
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Contact InformationKey numbers and addresses for Gates of the Arctic National Park.
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Hiking and BackpackingWhile there are no established trails, the hiking here is ripe with gorgeous views.
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Wild and Scenic RiversSix national wild rivers cross the park as well as well as other streams.
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Kid-Friendly OptionsChildren are allowed at the park, however, some activities might be challenging for younger kids.

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Living with the LandFor thousands of years, Alaskans have relied on fish, wildlife and other wild resources for food, shelter, clothing, transportation and more.
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Ambler Mining DistrictThe Ambler Mining District, to the west of the park, contains rich mineral deposits such as copper, zinc, lead and gold.
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Top EventsGuided expeditions are a popular way for non-experienced backcountry travelers to see this remote wilderness park.


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Trees and PlantsThe park features two main types of vegetation communities: tundra and boreal forest.
