Lake Clark Alaska

Alaska has a volcanic belt that is apart of the Pacific Ring Of Fire. This ring of fire has seven active volcanoes. Two of those volcanoes are located inside this Alaska National Park. They are Iliamna and Redoubt.

Iliamna has not erupted in many many years. But it has gases and steam consistently being released. Redoubt last erupted on April 12, 2009. Both volcanoes are considered active.

There are no roads to get you here to this National Park. To get here, you must be brought in by a bush plane. This Alaska National Park has the Aleutian Mountain Range to the north of it. To the south is the Chigmit Mountain Range. To the east are beautiful coastal lines and rainforests. And on the west side of this Alaska National Park is the serine Turquoise Lakes.

This is a National Park that doesn't have a lot of visitors. It's beauty is unmatched. A park with waterfalls, many streams and lakes and located on the Alaska Peninsula. You won't find crowds of people here. Its not only breathtakingly beautiful, it is very peaceful as well.

DK Eyewitness Alaska Travel Guide (Paperback)

Map Of Alaska's Lake Clark National Park

National Geographic TI00000258 Map Of Lake Clark National Park And Preserve - Alaska

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