Last updated: September 12, 2019
Thing to Do
Explore How Salmon Are Sustaining Southwest Alaska Communities

Ranger Recommendation
The visitor center is only open in the summer and operating hours change throughout the season. You may call ahead to check the visitor center hours at (907) 781-2117.Details
Duration
5-45 Minutes
Activity
Museum Exhibits
Age(s)
5 and Older
Pets Allowed
No
Activity Fee
No
Entrance fees may apply, see Fees & Passes information.
Location
Port Alsworth, Alaska
Exhibits inside the Port Alsworth Visitor Center
Reservations
No
Season
Summer
Time of Day
Day
Accessibility Information
The visitor center can be accessed by a small flight of stairs from a flat gravel roadway. Additionally, there is a wheelchair accessible ramp to the visitor center. A wheelchair is available. Call ahead at (907) 781-2117.

NPS/T. Vaughn
“The most important places is the fish camps. …Fish Camp is important
because that’s where we put up our fish for the winter, for our winter
supply of fish…that’s the only time that we could put up our dry fish,
and canned fish, and salt fish, freeze fish, and that’s the important
thing” -Olga Balluta
Can't make it to Alaska? You can learn more about sockeye salmon and Dena'ina Culture the Lake Clark website.