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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
Pets

Leashed pets are permitted in the park and preserve. However, we strongly encourage you to leave your pets at home, for your safety, their safety, and the health of the ecosystem. Dogs running loose can bring enraged bears or moose back to their owners. They can also harrass or kill local wildlife, and leave waste that can pollute streams and introduce diseases. If you must bring your pet, remember that it must be leashed at ALL times, and that you must properly dispose of its waste.

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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: January 10, 2012 at 12:10 MST