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Alaska
Lake Clark
Field Guide
A roadless wilderness of turquoise lakes and smoking volcanoes, reachable only by floatplane.
A complete planning guide to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. Covers the park's total lack of road access and how to get there by floatplane from Anchorage or Kenai, Dick Proenneke's hand-built cabin at Twin Lakes, the turquoise waters of Lake Clark itself, the active Redoubt and Iliamna volcanoes, the Telaquana Trail and other backcountry routes, world-class brown bear viewing tied to Bristol Bay salmon runs at Silver Salmon Creek and Chinitna Bay, Dena'ina cultural history, and the official NPS park map.
- 14
- pages
- instant download
- Aug 2026
- last updated
What's inside
- 1No roads in — how to plan a floatplane trip from Anchorage or Kenai
- 2Dick Proenneke's hand-built cabin at Twin Lakes and his decades alone in the wilderness
- 3Brown bear viewing tied to Bristol Bay salmon runs at Silver Salmon Creek and Chinitna Bay
- 4The active Redoubt and Iliamna volcanoes and the turquoise waters of Lake Clark
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The Lake Clark guide, page by page
A 14-page print-at-home PDF field guide to Lake Clark, Alaska.
- 01Welcome to Lake Clark
- 02Rules & basics
- 03First-time logistics
- 04One man's wilderness at Twin Lakes
- 05Park overview map
- 06Bears, volcanoes & a lake of glacial turquoise
- 07Routes & travel
- 08Wildlife
- 09Weather & when to go
- 10Beyond the trails
- 11Camping & lodging
- 12Pocket cards
- 13Route quick-card
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