Fort Hamlin Hills

The Fort Hamlin Hills are a small, rugged mountain range located in central Alaska. Rising from the tundra and boreal forests of the interior, the hills are characterized by steep, rocky slopes and prominent peaks. The terrain is generally challenging, with few well-established trails, making it a destination for experienced backcountry travelers. The range is home to a variety of wildlife, including Dall sheep, grizzly bears, and caribou, which can be spotted by patient observers.