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The trail that passes by Beaver Pond is more gradual than the Falls Trail that leads to the same spot headed towards Kontrashibuna Lake. The small pond is peaceful and has an awesome backdrop of forest and mountains.

The trail that goes to Tanalian Falls and connects to the Kontrashibuna Lake Trail is commonly referred to as the Falls Trail. The footing is pretty good on this trail; it doesn't start to deteriorate at all until after you pass the falls.

The only logical way to get to Lake Clark National Park is via plane or boat. One of the most popular sites for arriving to the park is at Port Alsworth. Only small passenger planes can land here along with boats, so it's best to plan your visit well in advance. That being said, a run in Lake Clark National Park can be an inspiring outing. For more information about flights and boat reservations, visit the NPS website: https://www.nps.gov/lacl/planyourvisit/directions.htm

Kontrashibuna Lake is located within Lake Clark National Park's wilderness area. The trails are more primitive, and so is the nature you will encounter.

Tanalian Falls is a 30-foot waterfall found near Kontrashibuna Lake along the Tanalian River. There are some benches at the overlook area and camping at the end of the Lake Trail. The further past the falls you run, the fewer people you will see.

From the summit you can get 360-degree views to Katmai and King Salmon. The trail is not maintained for the last couple miles so you will need to bushwhack your way to the top.

Here at the end of the Confluence Trail you can to Three Forks where the Lethe and Windy Creek merge to form the Ukak River, also known as Knife Creek. The water flows downstream from here to Ukak Falls.

The trail through the valley is not difficult, but be sure you are prepared for the river crossing. People have died here before and at the Lethe Crossing near miles 5-6.