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Lake Clark National Park & PreserveArctic ground squirrels make their homes in the alpine tundra.
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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve
Plan Your Visit
 
Camping in Lake Clark National Park and Preserve offers solitude and breathtaking vistas.
Camping along the Telaquana Trail.
 

A trip to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is an adventure that will be remembered for a lifetime. Click on the links above or on the left to begin planning your visit.

More information is available from the park's field headquarters in Port Alsworth (main office: 907-781-2218, visitor's center: 907-781-2106) or the administrative headquarters in Anchorage (907-644-3626). Our field office in Homer (907-235-7903) is staffed year-round and during the summer months, a park ranger is stationed at the Alaska Islands and Ocean Visitor Center and the Pratt Museum.

A sunny day turns cloudy in Lake Clark.
Check the current weather in Lake Clark.
NOAA provides up-to-date weather and satellite images.
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Lake Clark National Park & Preserve is part of the territory of the Mulchatna caribou herd.  

Did You Know?
Caribou often travel high into the mountains in the summer to rest on patches of remaining snow and ice, where they can escape clouds of biting insects.

Last Updated: August 19, 2007 at 15:48 EST