Lake Clark National Park · Alaska

A private wilderness, above the lake

Two secluded cabins on a seventy-foot cliff over Lake Clark. Arrive by air. Explore by helicopter.

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Reached only by small plane, Port Alsworth sits inside Lake Clark National Park, one of the least-visited national parks in America. Here, one family keeps two cabins, five acres of shoreline and a front-row view of the Alaska Range.

Family owned & hosted
2PRIVATE CABINS
70 ftABOVE LAKE CLARK
5ACRES OF SHORELINE
5.0GOOGLE & TRIPADVISOR
I · The Residences

Where you'll stay

Cliffside Chalet seen from Lake Clark, Port Alsworth, Alaska
No. 01

The Cliffside Chalet

Set at the very edge of the cliff, with a fire pit and wide-open views of Lake Clark and the Alaska Range. Evenings here are long, quiet and golden.

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Front door of the cabin at Alaska's Backcountry Inn
No. 02

The Cabin

Warm, private and thoughtfully kept, with comfortable bedding and a well-equipped kitchen for slow mornings. The wild stays close; comfort stays closer.

DISCOVER THE CABIN
Helicopter flying through the mountains of Lake Clark National Park
II · Private Flights

The backcountry, from above

Fly with Joel Natwick, a bush pilot with decades over Alaska. Glaciers, bear country and hidden lakes, on a private itinerary shaped entirely around you.

ARRANGE A FLIGHT
Hosts Courtney and Dana at Alaska's Backcountry Inn
III · Your Hosts

Hospitality, the Alaskan way

Courtney and Dana were raised in this wilderness and its subsistence traditions. Every stay is personally hosted, with the kind of care only a family home can offer.

OUR STORY
From our guests ★★★★★

Rated a perfect 5.0 by every guest who has reviewed us on Google and Tripadvisor.

IV · Arrival

Practicalities

Our family will help with every detail of your journey. Call 907 982 3007.

Arriving by air taxi

Stay in touch with us before and on the day you arrive in Port Alsworth. We'll meet you at the air taxi and bring you to the inn, and we can arrange flights to and from Anchorage on request.

Provisions & dining

There are no grocery stores nearby, so we recommend bringing groceries from Anchorage. A local food truck operates Monday to Saturday, and we're happy to arrange dining reservations at nearby lodges.

Wine & spirits

Alcohol isn't sold locally. Please purchase anything you'd like in Anchorage before you fly in.

Accessibility

Our remote setting and terrain aren't currently suited to guests with mobility challenges, and our facilities are not yet accessible. We're always exploring ways to improve this.

Reservations

Reserve your stay

With only two cabins, we recommend reserving well ahead of the summer season.