All Lake Clark places
34 places
1Richard Proenneke CabinA 12-by-16 cabin makes wilderness living feel immediate.
2Chinitna Bay Bear ViewingWatch coastal bears feed on sedges, clams, and late-summer salmon.
3Silver Salmon CreekBears move between meadow, creek and beach through the seasons.
4Crescent LakeA fly-in lake for bear viewing and salmon fishing.
5Tanalian FallsA 30-foot glacial waterfall spills over ancient lava.
Port Alsworth Visitor CenterStart with trail maps, ranger help, and Dena’ina fish-cache history.
6Redoubt VolcanoA glacier-covered volcano whose ash once stopped a 747's engines.
7Iliamna VolcanoA glacier-covered volcano that rewards a clear view from the air.
8Kontrashibuna LakeTurquoise water and mountain reflections reward a backcountry walk.
Cissie's Kitchen (CK's Food Truck)A useful Port Alsworth meal stop where there's no grocery store.
9Tommy IslandA multi-hour kayak trip with leaping fish and mountain-backed bush planes.
Priest Rock Public Use CabinSleep in Allen Woodward’s restored lakeside cabin.
Joe Thompson Public Use CabinA two-room historic cabin on Lake Clark's remote north shore.
Hope Creek CampsiteA backcountry camp across Hope Creek from Proenneke's cabin.
Lake Clark Resort (The Farm Lodge)A fly-in lodge with cabins, meals and Lake Clark excursions.
Redoubt Mountain LodgeBear viewing on Crescent Lake, with Redoubt Volcano eight miles away.
Silver Salmon Creek LodgeFly in for guided bear viewing on the Cook Inlet coast.
Alaska Homestead LodgeA remote lodge stay pairs coastal bear outings with fresh meals.
Bear Mountain LodgeA remote cabin base for coastal brown-bear viewing.
Alaska Bear CampA guided fly-in bear stay with a viewing platform at camp.
10Wassillie Trefon Dena'ina Fish CacheA century-old Dena'ina fish cache built without nails or spikes.
Port Alsworth CampgroundThree screened huts make a practical base in remote Alaska.
Lake Clark LodgeA fly-in wilderness lodge with meals and guided days on the water.
Windsong Wilderness RetreatA cabin base across Twin Lake from Proenneke's historic cabin.
Chulitna Lodge Wilderness RetreatA remote lodge stay with meals and the lake at its doorstep.
Island LodgeA 45-acre island stay with cabins for two to four.
Aerie on Lake ClarkA quiet lodge with lake views and helpful local hosts.
Alaska's Backcountry InnA cabin stay with Lake Clark views and local help.
Sailing Lake ClarkSleep aboard a catamaran and explore the lake as conditions allow.
The Wilder BnBA private cabin base for exploring around Port Alsworth.
11Libby's No. 23 Bristol Bay Double-EnderA restored 1914 sailboat makes Bristol Bay's fishing past tangible.
12Denison Sawmill ExhibitA steam sawmill that helped a remote community build itself.
Chinitna Bay Ranger StationTides shape the beach mile between the station and bear viewing.
Lower Twin Lake Ranger StationA remote ranger post on Lake Clark’s Twin Lakes crossing.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Lake Clark Tour Guide
Lake Clark, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Lake Clark National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Tanalian Trails and Falls0:00 / 0:21
“You're approaching the Tanalian Trails access, where I'd choose the walk to Tanalian Falls. It's roughly four miles round trip and takes about two and a half hours through birch and spruce.”
Plays as you drive up to Tanalian Falls in the Parkwolf Lake Clark Tour Guide.
More stories near here in the app
- Cissie's Kitchen
- Port Alsworth Visitor Center and Fish Cache
- Libby's Orange Sailboat
- 18 audio storiesacross Lake Clark’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
- Wildlife heatmapsfor Brown Bear, Bald Eagle, Common Merganser
- Works offlinemaps, 5 trails, 34 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
