Lake Clark
| Lake Clark Lodges |
 Lake
Clark National Park and Preserve. Located
across Cook Inlet from Anchorage, this wilderness paradise encompasses
2.6 million acres, contains three National Wild Rivers, beautiful 50
mile long Lake Clark, two active volcanos, Alpine lakes, glaciers,
tundra, forests, and the convergence of the Aleutian and Alaska Mountain
Ranges. Visitors to this area will see bears, caribou, moose, coyotes,
and lynx, and in the two large nearby bays, beluga whales, harbor seals,
sea lions and porpoises. All camping is primitive and there is only one
maintained hiking trail. In addition to camping, the adventurers
to this pristine area will find it offers opportunities for hiking,
backpacking, flightseeing, river running, sport fishing, sight seeing,
mountaineering, bird watching, lake kayaking, hunting, photography and
wildlife viewing. Access to the Lake Clark region is by small
aircraft. Float planes may land on the many lakes throughout the area.
Wheeled planes land on open beaches, gravel bars, or private airstrips
in or near the park. Many acres of land within Lake Clark National Park
and Preserve are privately owned. Residents practice a subsistence
lifestyle. Average temperatures June through August range between 50 and
65 degrees, with considerable precipitation. Winter temperatures
can dip to below 40 degrees. |
 Lodges
in Lake Clark |
Get Out and Wild with The Bears
Hike, Fish, Relax in the Great Outdoors
Located in an absolutely gorgeous location at the
northeast end of Lake Clark,. this Lodge is one of the few lodges actually in
the Park. So much to do, choose from fishing, kayaking, hiking, photography,
beach walking, sightseeing cruises, river rafting, and wildlife viewing. This
is a
family-friendly lodge, NOT a hard-fishing,
hard-drinking trophy fishing lodge. The hosts' goal is for their guests to
have fun in the wilderness and develop an appreciation for wild places.
The Lodge usually books only 10 people at a time, unless a family/group
books the whole Lodge. Just think about booking a retreat/family group here. A
wilderness getaway is a great way to foster teamwork and camaraderie at your
next corporate or group retreat. Beats any boardroom. Groups or Family
Reunions up to 18 people. They operate 2 18' Lunds and a 21' enclosed
Hewescraft for fishing and exploring on the lake. Also available are 1 double
and 2 single kayaks and a canoe for guests to use. Also, try the river
float trips. There are multi-day trips on the Mulchatna and Chilikadrotna
rivers, and day trips on the Kijik.
Here's another idea: Wilderness Honeymoon- let us tailor an Alaskan Wilderness honeymoon to you. Tell us what activities you'd like and how long you can stay - we'll create a package just for you. And include a welcome basket with a congratulatory bottle of champagne, souvenir glasses and Alaskan chocolates. WOW Call us and Ask about ILX
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This
Lodge, located in Lake Clark National Park, is a fly-in, full-service facility specializing in 1-7 day
sport fishing and photography excursions, with a 12 person capacity, and has
developed a safe and successful program of introducing visitors to the habitat
of brown bears, at all times preserving the free-ranging nature of their
movements. You'll be afforded an awe-inspiring opportunity to view and
photograph these massive, powerful creatures. Bear-viewing trips range
from 3-day to 7-day packages tailored to your budget, schedule and needs. Other
activities boat visits to nearby sea-bird rookeries, sea-kayaking, fossil
exploring along an ancient Jurassic seabed, clam digging for succulent razor
clams, canoeing, hiking, beach-combing, and wilderness tent camping. Items to
bring include layered clothing (average mid 50 temps), hip boots, raincoat,
camera/film, sunglasses, bug repellent, and fishing gear.
Call for trips and rates, Ask for SSC
Homer Travel & Tours
