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ALASKA ~
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Clam Gulch is a
small coastal town south of Kasilof. During the extreme high and low
tides on Cook Inlet, digging for clams is very popular, with easy access
to the beach and low cost for equipment. Clamming is an easy way to
harvest the delicious Alaskan razor clam. |
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 The
Moose Is Inn
Email: mooseisinn@alaska.net
907-394-8037 907-260-8037
63650 Sterling Hwy, Clam Gulch, AK 99568
Our Bed and Breakfast offers
optional salmon and halibut sport fishing charters, commercial fishing
tours and clam digging rentals in the summer. We also have a family
processing plant in Soldotna where we can vacuum seal, freeze and ship
your fish home for you. In the winter we welcome the locals to bring their
snow machines for a weekend snow machine get away! Our B & B has direct
access to the Caribou Hills and the large lakes and wilderness behind our
home provides a perfect place for snow machining!
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 Clam
Gulch Lodge Bed & Breakfast *
Email:
gkatsion@kittelson.com
907-260-3778
Toll Free: 1-800-700-9555
PO Box 499, Clam Gulch, AK 99568
Physical address: 67260 Sterling Highway, MP 119.6
Clam Gulch Lodge is located on over ten acres of bluff property
overlooking Cook Inlet and is in the heart of the Kenai Peninsula’s
outdoor recreational playground. Regardless of your favorite outdoor
activities - river fishing, deep water fishing, clamming, hiking,
canoeing/kayaking, photography, birding, bear watching, nature based
tours, and snow machining - they can all be found within a short drive of
the Lodge.
The Lodge has six rooms available for lodging and any group size between
one and twenty can be accommodated. A hearty hot breakfast is included
with each night of lodging. The property also has a six person fully
furnished cabin available for rent. Our website,
www.clamgulch.com, has more information about the lodge operations,
photos of the Lodge and outdoor activities, and examples of some
lodging/fishing/clamming packages.
6br, 4b, TV, CC, B, Ch
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