Tombstone Park Viewpoint

The granite viewpoint stands at an elevation overlooking tundra landscapes, alpine meadows, and jagged mountain peaks across 2,200 square kilometers of wilderness.

The park received official territorial protection status in 1999, ensuring the preservation of its geological formations and ecological systems for future generations.

The territory holds deep connections to the Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in First Nations people, who have used these lands for hunting and gathering through numerous generations.

Visitors require bear-proof food containers and satellite phones when exploring the viewpoint area, as cellular reception remains limited throughout the park.

The observation point provides views of Tombstone Mountain, which features dark spires rising from the surrounding peaks like stone monuments.

GPS coordinates: 64.52321,-138.24558

Latest update: October 24, 2025 17:19