Lake Clark is home as well as a place to visit. The Dena’ina people have lived in this region for thousands of years, and their connection to the land and water continues today.
When you visit, you are spending time around working villages, family homes and places that matter to the people who live here. Give people their privacy, ask before photographing someone, and check before going ashore on private land.
The National Park Service history and culture pages are a good place to learn more about the people and stories of Lake Clark.
You can also read our own story and take a look at life in Port Alsworth.