Amalik Bay Patrol Cabin

Park ranger outpost located on the southern coast.

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Amalik Bay Patrol Cabin Details

This small, shabby hut serves as an outpost for park rangers patrolling the park. It is staffed intermittently and located along the Katmai coast near the mouth of Amalik Bay.

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