Jack Rabbit Hills

The Jack Rabbit Hills are a remote and rugged mountain range located in the heart of interior Alaska. Formed by ancient tectonic activity, the range features steep, jagged peaks and deep, glaciated valleys carved by millennia of ice and snow. The terrain is predominantly alpine, with vast expanses of rocky tundra, glaciers, and sparse, hardy vegetation adapted to the harsh subarctic climate. Wildlife is abundant, including caribou, Dall sheep, grizzly bears, and a variety of migratory birds.