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Canoeing Kobuk Valley

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With no roads in Kobuk Valley National Park or even within hundreds of miles of it, the prefered way of exploring it is by paddling the Kobuk River, wide and placid. Lanchi and I flew from Kotzebue, the largest eskimo community in Alaska, to the small eskimo village of Ambler with our inflatable canoe, and then took off from the eskimo village of Kiana, about a hundred miles downriver. See also the scenic pictures of Kobuk Valley National Park.

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Paddling down the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Paddling in the calm waters of the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist reading a book while floating downriver. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Standing next to the canoe on a sand bar, evening. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist with inflatable canoe on the shores of Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeists prepare to lauch on the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Paddling on the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist standing next to tent and canoe with snowy mountains in the background. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Camper setting up tent on a sand bar along the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeists finish loading with the boat prior to launching. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist Paddling on the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist Paddling on the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeists Paddling on the wide Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeists Paddling on the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist unloading the canoe on a grassy riverbank. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Gear transported in a trailer in the Eskimo village of Ambler. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Inflating the canoe next to an Eskimo fish camp in Ambler. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Putting up the canoe in Ambler. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Gear laid out for drying on the bottom of the canoe on a small island of the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Camp on a bluff overlooking the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist drying out clothing over a campfire. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Cabin on the shores of Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Large format photographer with camera on Kobuk Dunes. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Camper folding the tarp while breaking camp. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist packing the camping gear. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeists ready to lauch with the boat loaded up. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeists ready to lauch with the boat loaded up. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist Paddling on the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeists on a wide and very shallow stretch of the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeists Paddling on the wide Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist unloading the canoe on a grassy riverbank. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist deflating the canoe. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Canoeist standing next to gear and deflated and folded canoe. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska Gear and folded canoe on a grassy riverbank of the Kobuk River. Kobuk Valley National Park, Alaska

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