Lake Clark National Park Alaska Vintage Travel Magnet

A caribou crosses a river running through Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. Lake Clark National Park, located in southwestern Alaska, was established in 1980 and is celebrated for its diverse wilderness, including active volcanoes, rugged mountains, and pristine lakes. Major attractions within the park include Lake Clark itself, a stunning turquoise lake surrounded by the Chigmit Mountains, and the chance to view brown bears fishing for salmon along the shores of Chinitna Bay. Visitors are also drawn to the park’s remote hiking trails, dramatic waterfalls, and the potential for backcountry adventures in one of Alaska’s most untouched natural landscapes.