Lake Clark National Park and Preserve

Displaying remarkable geological diversity across its 1,630,889-hectare (4,030,015-acre) span, the Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is a stunning progression of spectacular snow-capped mountains, rainforests, glacial landscapes, and pristine coastlines. Christened after the largest lake in Alaska, Clark Lake, this park features a one-of-a-kind maze of complex ecosystems that shelter a wide variety of flora and fauna, including wildlife like grizzly bears and the Canadian lynx. The park provides excellent avenues for dark-sky viewing, its clear skies and unsullied air creating the perfect canvas for the Northern Lights. Touted as an exciting outdoor and wildlife destination, the park also offers incredible opportunities for hiking, kayaking and camping.