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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve Mt. Iliamna in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is an active volcano.
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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve
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Women shaking hands with blue and white float plane in the background. Two other people are standing on the floats of the plane.
Kent Miller NPS/VIP
Park visitor arrives via a CUA at the Proenneke Site.
 

For comprehensive information on doing business in Alaska's National Parks, visit the Regional Concessions Office page.

Commercial Use Authorization (CUA) Forms:

CUA Application 2011

CUA Application Instructions 2011

CUA Interim Guidelines

Lake Clark Specific Provisions (Stipulations)

Alaska Region / National Specific Provisions (Stipulations)













 

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Mountainous Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is a tectonically active landscape.

Did You Know?
Earthquakes are common in the tectonically active Lake Clark area. The Alaska Peninsula is located on the Pacific "Ring of Fire" and has one of the highest earthquake frequencies in the world.
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Last Updated: December 06, 2011 at 17:05 MST