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Double Glacier in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska, USA
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Double Glacier in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska, USA

Photo: Amy Miller, National Park Service · Public domain

Landform

Turquoise lakes, the glaciers of the Neacola and Chigmit mountains, and the volcanoes Redoubt and Iliamna. No road.

Field note

The National Park Service administers Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. There is no road in; Port Alsworth is a fly-in town on the lake. Turquoise water is glacial flour. Redoubt and Iliamna are the active volcanoes on the Cook Inlet side. Kenai Fjords is the ice plate you can drive toward from Seward; this one you fly to.

Views & peaks

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Lake Clark National Park and Preserve

More glacier in Alaska: Kenai Fjords, Glacier Bay, Wrangell–St. Elias National Park and Preserve, Mendenhall Glacier.

Onward

A day's country

The nearest plates, by the miles.

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