Endicott Mountains

The Endicott Mountains are a rugged mountain range located in Alaska's North Slope region. Stretching for over 150 miles, the range features a diverse array of glaciated peaks, deep valleys, and rolling tundra. The terrain is predominantly alpine, with sharp ridgelines, steep-walled cirques, and extensive glacial coverage. The climate is Arctic, with long, cold winters and short, cool summers. Permafrost is prevalent throughout the range, shaping the landscape and challenging outdoor recreation.