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Mulchatna Lodge is located off the road system, accessible only by airplane.
The fishing lodge is about one-hundred forty miles southwest of Anchorage, about a
90 minute flight. You may either hire an air-taxi in Anchorage to fly you
directly to the lodge, or we can make the arrangements for you. Air-taxis
are numerous in Anchorage and the lodge is happy to arrange an air-taxi flight
that will suit your needs to take you to the fishing lodge. When
you leave from Anchorage, your flight will cover some of the most breathtaking
scenery in the world. On a clear day, you can see Mt. McKinley, America's tallest
peak, Beluga whales as you cross Cook Inlet as well as mountains, glaciers,lakes
and rivers too numerous to count. In less then two hours, your air-taxi
will deliver you right to our doorstep on the banks of Fishtrap Lake If
you wish to fly to the lodge in your own aircraft, we can accommodate float equipped
aircraft on four-mile long Fishtrap Lake. Prior arrangements should be made
with the lodge. Nearest village: Little
Mulchatna Lodge
Phone: 1-888-LM Lodge (1-888-565-6343)
We are located in Southwest Alaska on Fishtrap Lake
(known to us as lake Mulchatna) on the western slope of the southern Alaskan Range.
The lodge is near the head waters of the Mulchatna and Chilakadrotna rivers, known
throughout the world for it's spectacular wildlife populations and it's unmatched
fishing. Specifically, we are 40 miles north of Lake Clark within the Lake Clark
National Park and Preserve and 140 miles southwest of Anchorage.
All buildings are made of local hand-hewn logs and are warm
and dry in both the summer and winter. There are three guest cabins, a bath house
with a shower, and the main lodge with dining and living areas. Meals are prepared
with great care and are often enjoyed while viewing bears, moose, wolves, or great
herds of migrating caribou right from the porch. The Mulchatna caribou herd alone
has over 180,000 animals, making quite a sight when passing by the lodge (especially
when the wolves are in tow). 
Fishing, hiking and backpacking, spectacular wildlife
viewing, aerial photography, rafting trips on the Chilakadrotna and Mulchatna
rivers, tours of Dick Proeneke's cabin on Twin Lakes See
Photos (app 20 miles) and RELAXATION. Occasionally bears and wolves chase
caribou and moose right in front of our lodge! Winter brings perfect weather for
ski touring and snowmobiling, while the nights often produce amazing shows of
the Aurora Borealis, also known as the northern lights- a sight to see in themselves.
Summers
are generally mild, temperatures ranging from 50-80F. It is recommended to bring
raingear due to the inherently unpredictable Alaskan summers. Winter can be quite
variable with temperatures ranging from -50 to +40F. Appropriate winter clothing
is highly recommended.
Alaska is served by many major airlines.
You will have no problem getting to Alaska via a commercial airline flight from
any part of the world directly into Anchorage International Airport.
Port Alsworth, 40 miles to the south.
5432 East Northern Lights # 250
Anchorage, Alaska 99508-4713
Email: info@littlemulchatnalodge.com 
