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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve The upland country of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve offers wide vistas.
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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve
Outdoor Activities

There are endless opportunities to explore this wild and unspoiled land. We ask only that you keep your safety in mind and follow park rules and regulations, including requirements for food storage. Follow the links above or on the left to learn more about specific activities. Other outdoor activities are possible in the park, including: aurora borealis viewing, rock climbing, backcountry skiing, dog mushing, mountaineering, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing.

For more information on these activities, contact rangers at the Port Alsworth park headquarters (907-781-2218), Port Alsworth visitor's center (907-781-2218), the Anchorage administrative headquarters (907-644-3626) or the Homer Field Office (907-235-7903).

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Matt Nieminen on the floats of his plane.

Did You Know?
Pilot Matt Nieminen was the first to fly into Lake Clark country in 1930, in a Waco 10 biplane on floats. Nieminen is seen here on the floats of a Fairchild 71 at Two Lakes, just after he became the first to fly over Mt. McKinley in it.
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Last Updated: January 10, 2012 at 11:53 MST