Lake Clark National Park is a combination of the ecosystem's that are characteristic of the many diverse regions in Alaska, a place where the mountains of Alaska and Aleutian Ranges join. Active volcanoes vent steam and rise 10,000 plus feet in the park, while rivers cascade dramatically to the sea through thick forests. A land of beautiful hanging glaciers and deep, blue, lakes are fed by their waters.

Visit the Lake Clark National Park Forum to ask questions about the park.