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Lake Clark National Park & PreserveTrophy rainbow trout are found in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.
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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve
Frequently Asked Questions
 

1. How do I get to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve?

2. Where can I get a map of the park?

3. What's the weather like?

4. What kind of wildlife might I see in the park?

5. Where are the best places to go fishing?

6. Are there any archeological or historic sites in the park?

7. I'd like to go backpacking - what do I need to know?

8. Do I need to worry about bears?

9. Where can I stay in the park? Are there any restaurants or grocery stores?

10. I'd like to take a guided fishing/hunting/camping trip - where can I find a guide?

11. I'm a birder - is there a bird list for the park?
A Dall Sheep ram in the mountains of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.  

Did You Know?
Dall sheep are the only wild sheep in the world with a white coat. Because they prefer steep, mountainous habitat, spotting a sheep is a rare treat in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.

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Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 EST