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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve Mountains above Lake Clark Pass.
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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve
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Camping in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve offers solitude and breathtaking vistas.
Camping along the Telaquana Trail.
 

A trip to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is an adventure that will be remembered for a lifetime. Click on the links above or on the left to begin planning your visit.

More information is available from the park's field headquarters in Port Alsworth (907-781-2218) or the administrative headquarters in Anchorage (907-644-3626). Our field office in Homer (907-235-7891) is staffed year-round, but during the summer months, park rangers are out in the community providing programs at the Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center and the Pratt Museum.

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Boats from the Snug Harbor fishing fleet at the cannery dock.

Did You Know?
The Snug Harbor Cannery off the coast of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve operated from 1919 to 1980. In its early years the cannery used controversial fish traps, which were banned after Alaska gained statehood.
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Last Updated: January 10, 2012 at 11:48 MST