This may be the ONLY private parcel of this size you will ever find in this area. Access to this remote property is easy by floatplane or boat, as it is located across Lake Clark and just 15 miles to the west from the two improved airstrips at the community of Port Alsworth, where scheduled air service, fuel, food, lodging and boat rental are available. The property is near Lake Clark National Park, being in Lake Clark Preserve where restrictions are few and hunting with camera or rifle is allowed on public lands. The property starts at the lake shore level of about 260' msl, and gradually climbs to near 500' msl at the northern comer, a distance of about 1000 yards. There are about 4000 feet of shoreline, with approximately 2%-3% of the property being wetland. The tree coverage is sparse at the lake shore, gradually increasing to more heavily wooded at the higher elevations. Great cabin or home sites and views are plentiful. The northern comer is located at GPS coordinates N W , for ease of locating on Google Earth. Lake Clark is the sixth largest lake in Alaska, comprising about 110 square miles. It is the namesake for the Lake Clark National Park & Preserve that encompasses over 4 million acres of some of the most beautiful wilderness in the world. If you are a fisherman, the Lake is best known for its annual run of Sockeye or Red Salmon. However, the Lake and its nearby tributaries are home to Lake and Rainbow Trout, Pike, Dolly Varden and Grayling. Bear, Moose, Caribou and Dahl Sheep are just some of the game species known to frequent the area. You will also find plenty of other wildlife and birds to fill your camera. The scenery is magnificent! Mountains, lakes, rivers, glaciers and even volcanoes provide breathtaking views everyday. The property is only 50 air miles from the historic cabin and home site of Dick Proenneke, and is 150 miles SW of Anchorage by air through spectacular Lake Clark Pass. Remote Property with no roads or utilities.