Spot de pêche : Koyukuk National Wildlife Refuge

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Type du spot

Zone récréative fédérale avec pêche

Agence responsable

Fish and Wildlife Service

Adresse

101 Front St, P.O. Box 287, Galena, 99741, AK

État

99741

Ville

Galena

Itinéraire fourni

The Koyukuk and Northern Innoko Refuges are part of the vast roadless region that makes up much of northern and western Alaska. Traversing the Koyukuk and Kaiyuh takes two days by motor boat and more than an hour in a small airplane. Commuter aircraft provide regularly scheduled air transportation from Fairbanks and Anchorage to Galena, where the Refuge headquarters is located. Visitors can charter small aircraft for travel to the Refuge from Galena. The Koyukuk River is a major tributary of the Yukon River, and some visitors, mostly moose hunters, use the river to enter the Refuge by boat. The Koyukuk River mouth is approximately 312 miles downriver from the Dalton Highway Bridge on the Yukon River or the Tanana River Bridge at Nenana. Local residents travel extensively on the Yukon and Koyukuk Rivers, by boat in the summer and snow machine in the winter.

Téléphone

907-656-1231

Réservable

Non

Dernière mise à jour de la source

2026-02-25

Source des données : Recreation.gov RIDB · Conditions d’utilisation · Instantané : 2026-10-03