Lake Clark

National Park
United States · Alaska (USA)
Alaska (USA)Declared in 198016,413 km²

One of the finest places in Alaska to watch brown bears fishing for salmon, without the crowds of Katmai

Area

16,413 km²

Protection category

UICN II

Parque nacionalwhat the IUCN categories mean

Declared in

1980

Region

Alaska (USA)

Climate

Tropical, Árido / desértico, Templado, Mediterráneo, Polar / frío

Best time

It depends on the region

Plan your visit

Best time
It depends on the region
Area
16,413 km²

Highlight

One of the finest places in Alaska to watch brown bears fishing for salmon, without the crowds of Katmai

Declared in 1980, Lake Clark combines active volcanoes, glaciers and turquoise lakes with one of the finest opportunities in Alaska to watch coastal brown bears fishing wild salmon, in surroundings considerably less crowded than the better-known Katmai. It can only be reached by light aircraft or boat from Anchorage, with no road connection at all.

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27 species documented in Lake Clark

13 Mammals10 Birds1 Amphibians3 Fish

At conservation risk:Nutria marina,Salmón plateado

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Flora and ecosystems

Ecosystems found in United States, where Lake Clark lies.

DesiertoBosque templadoTundra / polarHumedal

Experiences in this park

Observación de aves

Wildlife you can see now

What is worth watching this month in United States?

Brown BearLeast Concern

Brown Bear

Ursus arctos

Ahora es buena época: Osos pardos pescando salmón en Brooks Falls (Junio a septiembre (pico en julio))

Sockeye SalmonLeast Concern

Sockeye Salmon

Oncorhynchus nerka

Ahora es buena época: Osos pardos pescando salmón en Brooks Falls (Junio a septiembre (pico en julio))

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