Lake Clark
About Lake Clark
Lake Clark is one of the best places to explore the Alaskan wilderness, although it remains fairly unvisited due to its location making it difficult to reach. The lake is a 50-mile long, clear body of water fed by turquoise glaciers, waterfalls, rivers and streams, surrounded by rugged mountains and dense forests, home to bears, wolves, moose and more than 100,000 caribou.
Location
Getting There
You can only reach Lake Clark by charter plane or by boat, as there are no accessible roads. Charters can be organised from Anchorage, roughly an hours flight away.
