Can I hunt caribou on Refuge lands on the island (south side)?
All Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge lands are open to hunting. Vehicles or ATVs are not allowed on the Refuge. Access to the refuge is either by boat, on designated free public access easements which cross Aleut Corporation land, or by crossing Aleut Corporation land outside the easements after first obtaining a permit and paying a fee to the Corporation.. Hiking or boating offers the best access to areas with caribou. Easement maps and coordinates are available fromalaskamaritime@fws.gov A sign at the Husky Pass trailhead states that the area is closed to public use. This is not correct. The easement allows access to public lands and waters and is open to foot and ATV traffic. Can I hunt caribou on Native Corporation lands on the island (north side)? Much of the land on the north part of Adak (all areas with roads) is owned by The Aleut Corporation. An activity permit and fee is required to access Aleut Corporation lands. If you wish to hunt within the road system, then a lan
