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Twin Lakes
The Twin Lakes area is one of the busiest for camping and backpacking in all of Lake Clark National Park & Preserve.
Plan Around Twin Lakes
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Twin Lakes Details
With all there is to do in the Twin Lakes area of the park, it's no surprise that this is one of the busiest areas for camping and backpacking. In addition to the Proenneke Cabin, day hikes, fishing, kayaking, and river rafting are popular to-dos here. There are rangers and volunteers who live seasonally in the Hope and Spike cabins.
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Nearby Parks Around Twin Lakes
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Twin Lakes
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0.7 mi away
Low Pass Route
The out-and-back Low Pass Route begins at the Proenneke Cabin and follows the lake's shoreline for about three miles.
0.8 mi away
Hope Creek Campground
Set up camp at Upper Twin Lake and you'll realize why Dick Proenneke picked this area to build his cabin.
1.0 mi away
Lower Twin Lake
About 10 miles from Upper Twin Lake, Lower Twin Lake offers wilderness camping opportunities.
3.4 mi away
Upper to Lower Twin Lakes Route
You may want to stop and go fish during a hike on the Upper to Lower Twin Lakes Route.
7.2 mi away
Hope Creek Route
The Hope Creek Route near Upper Twin Lake is a hiking trail with great views of the area's mountains and lakes.
