This is Kigluaik Adventure's inaugural season:
Share in the exploration of the western extreme

Kigluaik Adventures (Kig-loo-ake) is named after the mountain range lying 20 miles north of Nome, Alaska. This range was formed by a violent thrust fault and the north aspects of the range present a challenging terrain of couloirs, chutes, and nearly vertical faces. It was in this range where the giant eagle (Tingmiakpuk) taught the Inupiat Eskimo people the ceremonies and songs that have become their traditions.

Bering Straits Native Corporation, through Kigluaik Adventures, is offering the unique opportunity for intrepid travelers to ski at the westernmost fringe of the North American continent. Looking west across Bering Strait, you’ll be able to gaze into tomorrow, with Eastern Eurasia a mere 60 miles away. Truly, the West Ends Here.

Single and multi-day snowcat excursions are available. You can arrange an unguided trip by scheduling a drop off and pick up in the range with Kigluaik Adventures. Early spring tundra tours are also available. Other activities may include dog-sled rides, ice fishing for arctic char and northern pike, cultural tours, and viewing of musk ox, caribou, moose, bears and other Arctic fauna in this pristine region.

Season: March through May Activity: Guided snowcat skiing and remote camping Where: As far west as you'll ever ski in North America! Custom trips and day rates available Related Downloads: Regional Map Topographic Map Slope Map Mountain Photos To contact us: Kigluaik Adventures Bering Straits Native Corporation PO Box 1008 Nome, Alaska 99762 Phone: 907.632.7197 Fax: 907.443.2985 land@beringstraits.com