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See the location, elevation and satellite view of the Brooks Range, a 700-mile long mountain chain in northern Alaska and Yukon Territory. Learn about its notable peaks, glaciers, lakes and alternative names in different languages.
Learn about the Brooks Range, the northernmost extension of the Rocky Mountains in Alaska, within the Arctic Circle. See its geography, wildlife, oil reserves, and national parks.
The Brooks Range is a mountain range in northern Alaska and Canada, with peaks up to 8,976 feet (2,736 m). It has a rich fossil record of marine organisms from the Cretaceous period and supports diverse wildlife, including caribou and polar bears.
Explore the Brooks Range, a 700-mile mountain chain in Alaska's Arctic region and Canada's Yukon Territory. Find parks, wildlife, recreation, and trip planning tips for this remote and wild area.
8 Απρ 2021 · Alaska's Brooks Range is a mountain range located north of North America.
Stretching across northern Alaska into Canada’s Yukon Territory, the Brooks Range forms the northernmost extension of the Rocky Mountains. The range spans from the Chukchi Sea in the west to the Beaufort Sea in the east, marking the northern boundary of Alaska’s interior.
Situated in northern Alaska, the Brooks Range (Athabaskan: Gwazhał) is a major mountain range in the North American Arctic. The range extends for about 700 miles (1,000km) from the westernedge of northern Alaska until its terminus in the northern part of Canada’s Yukon Territory .
