Bohemian Range

The Bohemian Range is a remote and rugged mountain range located in the heart of interior Alaska. Spanning over 50 miles, the range is characterized by steep, glaciated peaks and deep, U-shaped valleys carved by millennia of glaciation. The terrain is predominantly alpine tundra and scree fields, with some forested areas at lower elevations. Numerous glaciers and permanent snowfields cling to the high ridges, feeding clear, glacial-fed streams and rivers that flow through the valleys below.