Finger Lake Vacation Rentals

Finger Lake, Alaska, United States
61.605° N, -149.28° W
Finger Lake
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Finger Lake lies within the city of Wasilla and features the well-developed Finger Lake State Recreation Site. It’s a year-round favorite for paddlers, power boaters, and anglers. Stocked with Arctic Char and Rainbow Trout, the lake also offers excellent winter ice fishing.

Surface area (mi)
36.66
Max depth (ft)
43.96
Elevation (ft)
337.93
Best time to go
Embark on an Alaskan odyssey from mid-June to late July when Finger Lakes transform into a sunlit paradise. Experience vibrant wildflowers, luminous waters, and perfect fishing days, all while savoring the tranquil respite from summer crowds.
Water Quality
Finger Lake in Alaska exhibits a water color that can be described as jade, reflecting its natural surroundings. The water clarity is typically glassy, offering clear visibility for recreational activities.

Ideal for

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Popular activities

  • Boating
  • Waterskiing
  • Jet Skiing
  • Swimming
  • Fishing
  • Hiking
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Frequently Asked Questions

Ready to dive into what Finger Lake has to offer? Let’s tackle some of the burning questions you might have as you plan your visit!

  • Swimming is allowed in most of the Finger Lakes, but not in all. You can swim in lakes like Owasco, Skaneateles, and Conesus, but swimming is prohibited in Hemlock, Canadice, and Honeoye lakes due to their use as water reservoirs.

  • Finger Lakes is a popular destination for outdoor activities and recreation because it offers a diverse range of natural attractions, including scenic trails, waterfalls, and pristine lakes. Visitors can enjoy hiking, biking, swimming, and watersports, as well as adventures like rock climbing, hot air ballooning, and white water rafting.

  • Fishing at Finger Lake in Alaska requires a sport fishing license, which must be in your possession and may be in paper or electronic form. You must also comply with statewide and area-specific regulations, such as those regarding the number of lines and hooks you can use. Additionally, the lake is subject to annual stocking and any emergency orders issued by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.

  • Yes, there is a beach with a boat launch on Finger Lake. Seneca Lake State Park in Geneva has a public boat launch, a marina, a picnic area, and a swimming beach. This park provides multiple amenities for both boating and other recreational activities.

  • Popular towns to visit near the Finger Lakes include Ithaca, Skaneateles, and Auburn. Ithaca is known for its colleges and lively nightlife, while Skaneateles is a quaint town with a small population. Auburn offers historical attractions like the Harriet Tubman Home.