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ILIAMNA LAKE LODGE overlooks Alaska's largest lake, world renowned as a trophy fishing region. Lake Iliamna is one of the very few waters in Alaska to receive this designation! The area has many different species of fish, including Rainbow Trout, Dolly Varden, Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Silver Salmon, King Salmon, and the worlds largest Sockeye Salmon run. |
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ILIAMNA LAKE LODGE is situated right on the shore of Iliamna Lake, in the small town of Iliamna. You will be surrounded by the beautiful Alaskan terrain. Almost any direction you look you will see either the towering mountains of the Alaska Range or the mirroring shine of Iliamna Lake. The town sits right in between two national parks: Katmi National Park to the south, and Lake Clark to the north. |
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ILIAMNA LAKE LODGE offers you the finest in resort accommodations. Our gourmet meals are served in a dining room with a 180û view of the magnificent Lake Iliamna surrounded by the grandeur of the towering mountains. The trophy room is ideal for relaxing and socializing. It consists of a well stocked bar and a full entertainment center where you can have a drink or put up your feet up and relax watching a Digital Satellite TV accented with a backdrop of a stone fireplace. There is also plenty of rugged Alaskan atmosphere to send you dreaming of far off places that you might encounter. Our guest rooms have private bathrooms with a bathtub, and a shower. You can choose a room with either a twin or a queen size bed. These are simple necessities that our clients come to expect. |
ILIAMNA LAKE LODGE offers many different tours ranging from rapids running, to fly out fishing, to bear watching. For fly out fishing we will take you to many different areas for anything from Halibut to King Salmon. Canyon Tours (the rapids running business) will take you up the Newhalen River to fish for salmon in a prime area. Bear watching can be arranged so you will have the chance to watch and capture on film, Grizzly Bears in their natural habitat. Contact John or Sally Baechler for more information.