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Arrigetch Peaks
Offering top-notch climbing and wilderness mountaineering opportunities, these peaks are part of the Brooks Range.
Plan Around Arrigetch Peaks
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Arrigetch Peaks Details
The Arrigetch ('fingers of the outstretched hand' in the Inupiat language) Peaks are a collection of granite spires in the Endicott Mountains in northern Alaska. Offering top-notch climbing and wilderness mountaineering opportunities, these peaks are part of the Brooks Range. With an elevation of 7,192 feet, this climb presents several challenges. You should expect to spend about 21 days in the area due to its remote location and several factors that will slow your climb. For example, climbing here is gear intensive so plan to lug along additional weight. Don't be discouraged from climbing or backpacking here, however. The peaks provide some of the best vantage spots for sunrise or sunset.
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Nearby Parks Around Arrigetch Peaks
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Arrigetch Peaks
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12.1 mi away
Alatna River
Paddling along the Alatna River offers gorgeous scenery and a chance to see wildlife.
19.9 mi away
Mount Igikpak
Mount Igikpak is one of the most popular climbing spots in the park.
20.6 mi away
Kobuk River
The 110-mile long Kobuk River passes through a large forested area.
39.4 mi away
Noatak River
This 65-mile-long river flows through a glacial valley with snow covered peaks.
66.6 mi away
John River
To see a variety of the park's ecosystems, paddle down the John River.
