Sadlerochit Mountains | Refuge Art Gazetteer

Sadlerochit Mountains
The Sadlerochits are the northern-most range in the Arctic Refuge. Extending for forty miles (64 km) between the Canning River on the west and the Hulahula River on the east, they are the last mountains one traverses before reaching the Coastal Plain, heading north. They are the mountains most often seen as a backdrop to the Coastal Plain looking south from the Arctic Ocean. The highest peaks in the Sadlerochits are under 5000 ft (1524 m). Sunset Pass, at 2000 ft (610 m) is on the eastern end of the range.

See also

Coastal Plain


Roy Corral The Sadlerochit Mountains 1998	Roy Corral Sojourners, Sadlerochit Mountains 1998	Roy Corral Backpackers Discover Limestone Columns, Sadlerochit Mountains 1998	Roy Corral Limestone Columns, Sadlerochit Mountains 1998

Roy Corral Limestone Columns II 1998	Roy Corral Limestone Columns III 1998	Roy Corral Limestone Columns IV 1998	Scott Hansen Sadlerochits Alkyd on canvas 20 x 15 in 1990

Dixon Jones View South from Sunset Pass Colored pencil on paper 24 x 19 in 1991	Ursula Schneider Sadlerochit Mountains Acrylic on wood 78 x 12 in 1995

	Ursula Schneider Sadlerochit Mountains Woodcut, edition 30 26 x 5.5 in 1995