"Anaktuvuk Pass - Across the Arctic Circle" Anaktuvuk Pass by victorwkf

Anaktuvuk Pass Travel Guide: 15 reviews and 15 photos

The journey to Alaska's Anaktuvuk Pass was indeed a memorable one for me.

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Pros and Cons

Pros:Wonderful experience of eskimo culture
Cons:Very remote region above the Arctic Circle
In a nutshell:A taste of living in the wilderness of North Alaska

Last visit to Anaktuvuk Pass: May 1998
Intro Updated Feb 15, 2004
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Reviews (13)

A female caribou in Alaska - Anaktuvuk Pass

Caribou Migration Things to Do (6)

Large herds of caribou migrate near Anaktuvuk Pass during a specific time of the year which is a spectacular sight.... more travel advice

Trekking (hiking) Favorites (3)

These simple hikes will reveal and beauty and remoteness of the Brooks Range, which is one of the last frontiers on... more travel advice

The Brooks Range Favorites (3)

When going to Anaktuvuk Pass, flying into the remote Brooks Range north of the arctic circle is indeed a very fantastic... more travel advice

Know what to do when you encounter... Warnings and Dangers (2)

There are lots of wild animals out here e.g. caribou, bears etc so it is important to know what to do when you encounter... more travel advice

Transportation (2)
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Written Oct 23, 2005

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Crossing the Arctic Circle

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AmanillaHugo Oct 1, 2007 at 5:47 PM

OMG THATS MY HOME!! but in 98 haha hope you had a good trip! everyone else should come and visit.. you'll have a really nice time..
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SLLiew Feb 24, 2007 at 6:51 PM

Another less travelled destination. Cool.
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Bwana_Brown Nov 28, 2006 at 7:42 AM

It looks like you had a very nice flight into this off-the-beaten-path spot! Interesting picuture of the underground fridge. My grandparents farm used to use large blocks of winter ice covered in sawdust for summer cooling!
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littlesam1 Oct 19, 2005 at 9:32 AM

I am fascinated with remote areas like this. Great pictures.
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mrclay2000 Nov 21, 2003 at 6:25 PM

Still looking for those bush planes dropping off hikers into Gates of the Arctic NP. They say you can hike into the park from here, but I wouldn't count on it. . .
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whitecliff62 Jul 7, 2003 at 4:55 AM

What a fantastic place to visit, i can just feel the fresh mountain air and sence of open space around me (god, i've gone all cold now) hehehehehe.
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caffeine_induced78 Feb 27, 2003 at 8:51 AM

I love to visit pages for little towns like yours. Great page and good info!