Located some 25 miles north of the Arctic Circle, in northwestern Alaska, Kobuk Valley National Park is known for the Kobuk Sand Dunes and the great herd of 400,000 caribou that migrate through the area. The park is one of the least visited in the national park system. It offers no trails, and is only accessible by foot, dogsled, snowmobile or airplane. There are no roads that lead into the park.
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American National ParksClick on a park labeled on the map above to learn more about each park.
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