Becks Hills

The Becks Hills are a rugged mountain range located in the remote interior of Alaska. This isolated range is characterized by steep, rocky slopes and jagged, glacier-capped peaks. The terrain is primarily alpine with vast expanses of tundra, scree fields, and permanent snowfields. The Becks Hills were carved by ancient glaciers, leaving U-shaped valleys, cirques, and alpine lakes dotting the landscape. Wildlife is abundant, with populations of Dall sheep, caribou, and grizzly bears roaming the hills.