Lake Clark National Park & Preserve - Frequently Asked Questions (U.S. National Park Service)

National Park Service Arrowhead

Skip Navigation

PLAN YOUR VISIT

PHOTOS & MULTIMEDIA

HISTORY & CULTURE

NATURE & SCIENCE

SUPPORT YOUR PARK

Frequently Asked Questions

Lake Clark National Park & Preserve

Trophy rainbow trout are found in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve.

view map

text size:

printer friendly


	Lake Clark National Park & Preserve Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I get to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve?

2. Where can I get a map of the park?

3. What's the weather like?

4. What kind of wildlife might I see in the park?

5. Where are the best places to go fishing?

6. Are there any archeological or historic sites in the park?

7. I'd like to go backpacking - what do I need to know?

8. Do I need to worry about bears?

9. Where can I stay in the park? Are there any restaurants or grocery stores?

10. I'd like to take a guided fishing/hunting/camping trip - where can I find a guide?

11. I'm a birder - is there a bird list for the park?

Geographic Harbor in Katmai National Park and Preserve.

Learn more about Alaska's National Parks.
The Alaska Region home page has information on all the state's "crown jewels."
more...


			Did You Know? Dick Proenneke built his cabin on Twin Lakes in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve using only hand tools and his own labor. He began work on the cabin in 1967 at the age of 51 and lived there until 1998, when he was 82.

Last Updated: July 24, 2006 at 22:37 EST