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It's #NationalFossilDay! Fossils tell so many fascinating stories of ancient times. The park has a rich marine paleontological heritage that spans 150 million years and contains one of Alaska's most productive marine invertebrate fossil sites! ➡️ow.ly/3WNx50TIlSx

Joey: Great nap Ross: It really was. Awkward? Never. Friends make great napping partners. They hold you accountable by making sure you are well rested to achieve all your goals. Tomorrow is Monday, pals. Take a nap, or two, and rest up to tackle the week ahead.

Happy #BatWeek and Happy Halloween! 🦇 Lake Clark National Park and Preserve hosts habitat to only a single species of bat, the Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus).

Here at Lake Clark, we love connecting with nature and community. We also love to be a witness to the beautiful shared experiences in which happy memories are multiplied. Tag an adventure buddy that you would like to explore Lake Clark with! NPS Photo/G. Fahrney

“Silence is not an absence but a presence.” – Anne D. LeClaire 🚨Scrolling break! 🚨 Take a few deep breaths. Connect to all your senses. Rest your eyes. Listen to the sounds around you. Feeling better? Then continue on your way! NPS Photo/T. Saxton

Chin’an: Dena’ina term for ‘thanks, appreciation.’ On this #VeteransDay, we’re sending a heartfelt chin’an to those who have served our country in the United States Military. We hope your national parks will be places of refuge and renewal.

Things we love about Lake Clark: 🖤 Steaming volcanoes 🤎 Bears digging for clams on coastal mudflats ❤️ Sockeye salmon runs 🧡 Berry picking 💛 Camping under the midnight sun 💚 Boreal forests 💜 Tundra flowers 💙 Shimmering turquoise lakes … the list goes on!

On this #NationalTakeAHikeDay, Imagine yourself on a winter’s day hike in the park’s interior. The crunch of snow underfoot, the wind through the trees, the chatter of the red squirrel defending its winter stash…

When you think of Alaska, do you imagine a “pristine” wilderness “untouched” by human hands? The opposite is true. It is “pristine” because of the reciprocity between humans and the land nurtured for thousands of years by Alaska Native people. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

It’s Monday again. Take naps, ignore negativity, be awesome. A new Friday is only 4 days away. NPS Photo/J. Mills

Imagine sitting inside a cozy cabin next to a crackling fire, communing over good food and company with Dick Proenneke. What would be your topics of conversation? Read his journal entry on his first Thanksgiving at his new cabin on Upper Twin Lake at: nps.gov/articles/journ…

Happy 44th Birthday, ANILCA and Lake Clark National Park and Preserve! Learn more about ANILCA by visiting nps.gov/locations/alas…

“One learns that the world, though made, is yet being made.” – John Muir A mosaic of landforms and ecosystems, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve is a land of fire and ice. This is a living landscape of dynamic geology that is ever changing. 📸 Iliamna Volcano

Sometimes, you just need to change your altitude. Jutting up from the earth to the sky, mountains inspire and humble us in many ways. Their sheer size and grandeur evoke wonder and awe, reminding us of our place within the world and our smallness in comparison.

Happy winter solstice! ☀️ Today marks the official beginning of winter with the shortest day of the year with the least amount of sunlight. Today at Lake Clark, we will experience only 5 hours and 48 minutes of light, with the sun rising at 10:21am and setting at 4:09pm!

“Take me deep into the wintry woods where hope glitters freshly worn.” – Angie Weiland-Crosby Happy holidays from all of us at Lake Clark National Park and Preserve! Wherever you are, whatever you're celebrating, we hope you find small moments of magic this holiday season.

That stretch between December 26th and January 1st: ❄️Confused ❄️Full of food ❄️Unsure what day it is NPS Photo/J. Mills

“Joys come from simple and natural things: mists over meadows, sunlight on leaves, the path of the moon over the water.” – Sigurd Olson Here's to a new year full of life's simple pleasures. NPS Photo/K. Knick

A new year means new adventures! To get started planning a trip to Lake Clark, visit nps.gov/lacl/planyourv… to explore the different opportunities your park has to offer. #TipTuesday #PlanLikeARanger

Bears digging in mudflats for clams, seagulls squawking overhead as the waves lap the shore, a curious fox trots through a meadow filled with wildflowers. This is where the land meets the sea. This is Silver Salmon Creek. Learn more at nps.gov/lacl/planyourv…