Three ways to get to Port Alsworth, Alaska

There are three ways to get to Port Alsworth,
the only town in the Lake Clark National Park & Preserve.

1 - Feet. Walking takes weeks and is discouraged during the winter. However, if you do decide to walk through the Lake Clark Mountain Pass let us know... Lake and Pen Air owner Lyle Wilder has been known to air drop hot pizza to those on this adventurous trek!

2 - Boat. Boating to Port Alsworth can be done in the spring, summer or fall. It requires a boat, yes, but also a vehicle and boat trailer - depending on the route you take you'll have to cross at least one road. This route is laborious.

3 - Plane. This is our favorite way! It's about an hour's flight and you can see all kinds of amazing things along the way: Glaciers, volcanoes, waterfalls, sweeping carpets of fireweed blooming in August, golden leaves glowing in the afternoon September sun, and animals of all sorts along the valley floor between the mountains. You just can't beat this stunning route!

When you're ready to fly to Port Alsworth, or anywhere in Alaska,
give us a call: 907-781-2228