Cape Krusenstern National Monument
National Monument · Alaska · National Park Service
- Camping
A bridge to the past and a land for the future, Cape Krusenstern National Monument protects approximately 560,000 acres of diverse Arctic coastal, and upland ecosystems. Inhabited by the Iñupiaq people since time-immemorial, over 5,000 years of sequential human use is documented in the 114 successive beach ridges. Rich connections to the land and waters are preserved through subsistence practices.
Plan your visit
Know before you go
- Phone
- 9073182230
- Official site
- www.nps.gov
- Managed by
- National Park Service
Getting there
What's here
Highlights: Archeology · Colonization and Settlement · Animals · Birds · Arctic · Tundra · Night Sky · Aurora Borealis · Unique Species
Activities & features: Camping · Backcountry Camping · Flying · Fixed Wing Flying · Hands-On · Arts and Crafts · Hiking · Backcountry Hiking · Junior Ranger Program · Wildlife Watching · Birdwatching · Museum Exhibits · Shopping · Bookstore and Park Store
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