Class II-III Chilikadrotna River, AK

Lower Twin Lake to Dummy Creek

The Chilikadrotna River originates from the Chigmit Mountains (a sub-range of the Alaska and Aleutian Ranges) at Twin Lakes, flows west through its foothills approximately nine miles to the border of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, and then re-enters the Preserve for 2.6 miles. The river continues an additional 35 miles through state land before joining the Mulchatna River.

The river features long stretches of swift water, outstanding fishing, and magnificent mountain vistas.

 

For More Information Visit:

Chilikadrotna - rivers.gov

Section Details

Trip Length Multiday, 67.0 Miles
Fishing Yes
Camping Yes
Permit No
Manager National Park Service, Lake Clark National Park
Wild & Scenic Yes
Water Trail No
Partner Information http://www.nps.gov/lacl/planyourvisit/rafting.htm
http://www.alaska.org/detail/chilikadrotna-river
Photo Credit: Kevyn Jalone - NPS