Canoe the Noatak River: Gates of the Arctic National Park

Name: Canoe the Noatak River: Gates of the Arctic National Park
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Book Synopsis: The Gates of the Arctic is a vast national park, larger than the state of Connecticut and visited by far fewer people all year than visit Yellowstone in a single day. The park has no roads, no set trails, no cabins, and absolutely no ice cream stands. Access to the park is by private bush plane.The Noatak is a National Wild and Scenic River that empties the western section of the park. It begins high in the Brooks Range and flows into the ocean near Kotzebue – its entire 400 mile length lies above the Arctic Circle. Our canoe adventure started at Pingo Lake high in the mountains. We canoed nine days to Lake Matcharak where the river valley broadens.During that time we camped on sand bars and hiked into the surrounding hills. We saw only a handful of people and plenty of wildlife including caribou, fox, and a close encounter with a hillside of bear caves. Share our adventures on the Noatak with this eBook.

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Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of Gates of the Arctic National Park with our eBook, "Canoe the Noatak River." Discover a wilderness larger than the state of Connecticut, where the rugged terrain and pristine rivers await your exploration. Escape the crowds and embark on a journey like no other as you paddle through the remote landscapes of this national park.

Experience the thrill of adventure as you navigate the National Wild and Scenic River, the Noatak. From its source in the Brooks Range to its majestic end in Kotzebue, every mile of this 400-mile waterway offers a glimpse into the wild heart of Alaska. Let the stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife captivate your senses with each turn of the page in our eBook.

Join us on a nine-day canoeing expedition from Pingo Lake to Lake Matcharak, where the river valley opens up to reveal its true majesty. Camp on secluded sandbars, hike through rugged terrain, and witness the wonders of nature up close. Encounter caribou, foxes, and maybe even a bear or two as you venture into the heart of the Noatak.

Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the depths of one of the last remaining untouched wilderness areas in the world. Let our eBook transport you to a place where nature reigns supreme and adventure awaits at every turn. Get your copy of "Canoe the Noatak River" today and start your journey into the wild.

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