KOTZEBUE, ALASKA

Come experience our Kotzebue, Alaska bed and breakfast inns, an ideal home base for your outdoor adventure. When you choose to lodge at one of our member B&B’s, you will be choosing comfortable accommodations and personal service from our innkeepers. Kotzebue is on the northwest shore of the Baldwin Peninsula in Kotzebue Sound, near the mouths of the Kobuk and Noatak rivers. This area of the state is perfect for viewing wildlife like the reindeer herd that calls the Peninsula home or the many types of waterfowl. Guides are available to take visitors on hiking trips through the vast national lands or to lead fishing trips for chums, pike and grayling in the region's lakes, rivers and streams. Kotzebue, AK is in the Far North region of the state and visitor’s can explore town's history and culture at the Museum of the Arctic. The museum offers two-hour programs on the area's indigenous culture, demonstrations of Inupiat handicrafts, a visit to the adjoining jade factory and a traditional blanket toss. When you return from your adventures in Alaska’s Far North, we hope you will take the time to tell us all about it!