Gates of the Arctic National Park is the northernmost national park in the United States, located entirely above the Arctic Circle in Alaska. It preserves vast wilderness areas of the Brooks Range, featuring rugged mountains, pristine rivers, and remote tundra landscapes. The park is roadless and undeveloped, offering true backcountry experiences with no visitor services or maintained trails. It is a sanctuary for subsistence lifestyles of local indigenous communities and a refuge for wildlife such as caribou, wolves, and grizzly bears. Visitors come for solitude, challenging wilderness travel, and to experience the Arctic’s natural beauty and cultural heritage.