Toolik Field Station Visitor's Day

This summer, get an up close look at the world's largest Arctic research station! Toolik Field Station is celebrating 50 years of research and welcomes all to join us for a Visitor's Day.

Meet station staff and scientists as you tour Toolik facilities and research sites. Learn about the exciting science happening at the station. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Alaska’s Arctic tundra with the Toolik Naturalist.

Tours are free. Lunch is available for purchase in advance on our online store.

Visitors are responsible for their own travel to and from the station. No overnight accommodations will be provided. Camping is not allowed in the Toolik Research Natural Area but is available at the nearby Galbraith Lake Campground.

Learn more on our Visitor’s Day website.

Contact Toolik Field Station at uaf-iab-toolik@alaska.edu or 907-474-6407 for more information.
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Toolik Field Station, located at mile 284.5 of the Dalton Highway on Alaska’s North Slope, is a leading, year-round Arctic research, observation, and education facility, providing insight to address local and global challenges of the rapidly changing Arctic. The station is operated by the University of Alaska Fairbanks Institute of Arctic Biology with support from the National Science Foundation.