Lake Clark National Park Alaska January

Lake Clark National Park in January

In January, Lake Clark National Park averages a high of 25°F and a low of 13°F, with 4.2 inches of precipitation (rain plus melted snow). About 0 people visit, the 10th busiest of 12 (few or no visits). Days are 6 hours 30 minutes long.

  • Quiet
  • Moderate
  • Busy
  • Very busy
  • Few or no visits (may be closed)
  • Best months
High / low
25° / 13°F
Precipitation
4.2in
Snow
–in
Daylight
6h 30m
Visitors
0
Crowds
Few or no visits

Best months for weather and crowds instead: June (busy) and July (very busy).

Few or no visitors in January: fewer than 3% of the busiest month's visits. Roads, ferries or the whole park may be closed; check Lake Clark National Park on nps.gov before you plan.

Other parks in January

ParkHigh / low °FCrowdsWeather
Kenai Fjords National Park31° / 21°Few or no visitsCold
Katmai National Park26° / 10°Few or no visitsCold
Denali National Park14° / -5°Few or no visitsCold
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park5° / -11°Few or no visitsCold
Glacier Bay National Park32° / 26°Few or no visitsCold

Closures, reservations and alerts: Lake Clark National Park on nps.gov

All twelve months at Lake Clark · National parks to visit in January