The northern reaches of Alaska offer caribou viewing adventures similar to an African Safari. The main difference is that you will be in Alaska, not Africa, you will fly out by floatplane as there are no roads for Range Rovers, and instead of seeing lions, tigers and zebras you will watch moose, caribou, grizzly bear and wolves as they cross the open tundra.
Iniakuk Lake Wilderness Lodge offers privately owned cabins inside Gates of the Arctic National Park. This means you can experience the tundra above the Arctic Circle, above treeline and surrounded by caribou from the comfort of a warm cabin where your guide cooks fresh, homemade meals for you.
This is Alaska.
Your guide, John Gaedeke, pictured here, has a lifetime of experience in the Brooks Range and can show you a part of Alaska few have ever seen. All trips are custom excursions beginning and ending at 
Fishing for Sheefish is combat fishing, but the battle is with the fish, not other anglers. Few have ever heard of Sheefish, let alone caught them, so the chance to experience these monsters that average over 20 pounds is a unique experience.