Gates of the Arctic National Park Poster State Park With no less than 150

With no less than 150

They were headed to Chimney Rock in a borrowed two-ton truck they named Lizzie

Gutzon Borglum wandered the primitive Horsethief Lake Road searching for the perfect granite face on which to carve Mount Rushmore

Stephen Mather paid the difference and donated the road to Yosemite National Park

Soon after becoming superintendent in 1921

Gates of the Arctic National Park Poster State Park With no less than 150Product Details 14" x 22" poster Interpretive Copy Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve was founded in 1980 to protect 8. 4 million acres of Alaskas pristine arctic wilderness. It is a remote and vast landscape that challenges visitors to an expedition of solitude and adventure. With no roads into the park, access is limited to waterways, on foot, or by plane. A trek into the rigorous tundra is a quest limited to the heartiest of explorers.