The 2,200–acre Refuge has forests, fields and wetland habitat and provides ample chances to spot wildlife. The 300 acres of fields have a primary role in providing thousands of migratory birds a place to feed and rest each spring and fall. There are miles of nature trails during all seasons for public enjoyment. The Refuge is always open to the public and offers a variety of multiple use recreational opportunities including walking (accessible trails available), skiing, skijoring, dog mushing, and wildlife viewing platforms.

For refuge related questions and hunting information, please contact the Alaska Department of Fish and Game at (907) 459-7206.