ALASKA TASK FORCE FIELD NO. // 2225-35
 SUBJECT // Mt. Igikpak
 PHOTO CREDIT // National Park Service ARCHIVE RECORD // ALASKA TASK FORCE MASTER FILE

When the road ends, adventure begins.

U.S. Forest Service beaver patrol over Burntside Lake, 1940s.

Rooted in our outdoor heritage, built for days in the sun. Women’s lightweight layers and breathable classics for warm-weather adventures.

Kookie was a crossbred dog who became a fixture in American off-road motorcycle racing. With his owner, John McCown, he entered more than 300 races. Not as a mascot, but as a riding partner, perched on a small mat fixed to the tank.

Gear for warm-weather adventures. Built to move, breathe, and outlast the elements. Rooted in our heritage, made for new frontiers.

“No winter lasts forever.” – Hal Borland

“No winter lasts forever.” – Hal Borland

Built for the cold.

Snow camp in the Alaska range.

Last light. Muldrow Glacier, AK.

Solitude.

In the pines.

Silent night.

What’s the difference between a reindeer and a caribou?

What’s the difference between a reindeer and a caribou?

Turning the corner. “Winter Landscape” by Fredrik Ahlstedt.

Women’s Kodiak Shawl Collar Coat. Purpose-built, trail tested.

Mackinaw Wool Cruiser. Legendary American outerwear. Patented in 1914. Trusted by outdoorsmen ever since.

Night shift.