Barrow, officially known as Utqiaġvik, is the northernmost city in the United States, located in Alaska. It offers a unique Arctic environment with a rich indigenous Iñupiat culture and stunning natural phenomena such as the midnight sun and polar night.
The city is a gateway to experiencing Arctic wildlife, traditional subsistence lifestyles, and scientific research in extreme conditions. Visitors can explore local museums, cultural centers, and enjoy outdoor activities that highlight the region's natural beauty and heritage.

This center offers insights into Arctic science and research conducted in the region. It provides educational exhibits about the environment, wildlife, and climate of the Arctic.
Visitors can learn about ongoing scientific projects and the impact of climate change on the Arctic ecosystem.

The Iñupiat Heritage Center is dedicated to preserving and sharing the culture and history of the Iñupiat people.
It features exhibits on traditional crafts, subsistence hunting, and local history, along with cultural performances and workshops.

Point Barrow is the northernmost point of the United States and offers spectacular views of the Arctic Ocean.
It is a significant site for wildlife viewing, including polar bears and migratory birds, and is culturally important to the Iñupiat community.

This outdoor mural celebrates the history and importance of whaling to the Iñupiat people.
The artwork depicts traditional whaling scenes and serves as a cultural landmark in the city.

The commission manages and regulates subsistence whaling in the region, ensuring sustainable practices.
Visitors can learn about the cultural significance of whaling and the community’s efforts to balance tradition with conservation.

This museum showcases artifacts, photographs, and exhibits related to the history and culture of Barrow and the surrounding Arctic region.
It provides a comprehensive overview of the local indigenous heritage and the challenges of life in the far north.

The library offers resources on Arctic studies, local history, and Iñupiat culture.
It is a community hub for education and cultural preservation.

Designated spots around Barrow where visitors can safely observe polar bears in their natural habitat.
These areas provide opportunities for wildlife photography and learning about Arctic fauna.
These natural water bodies near Barrow are important for local wildlife and subsistence activities.
Visitors can enjoy scenic views and observe migratory birds and marine life.

Barrow is an excellent location to witness the Aurora Borealis during the winter months.
The remote Arctic setting offers clear, dark skies ideal for experiencing this natural light display.