Pippin Lake Vacation Rentals

Pippin Lake, Alaska, United States
61.7138° N, -145.163° W
Pippin Lake
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Pippin Lake, along the Richardson Highway, is a compact lake framed by snowcapped mountains. It’s a favored photo stop and picnic site for travelers headed to Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. Local innkeepers at Old Town Copper Center Inn often recommend it as a peaceful rest stop.

Surface area (mi)
0.4
Elevation (ft)
1994.75
Shoreline length (mi)
2.53
Best time to go
The pristine shores of Pippin Lake beckon in late June to early August, when the midnight sun casts golden hues across tranquil waters. Experience unparalleled fishing and kayaking amidst lush green backdrops, all while enjoying fewer crowds and whispering breezes.
Water Quality
Pippin Lake's waters are a deep blue, reflecting the surrounding snowcapped mountains. The lake's clarity is ultra-clear, offering a pristine environment for fishing and kayaking.

Ideal for

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Popular activities

  • Kayaking
  • Canoeing
  • Fishing
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Frequently Asked Questions

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

  • No, swimming is not allowed in Pippin Lake. There are no dedicated swim locations, swim beaches, or swimming zones on the lake.

  • Pippin Lake in Florida is a popular destination because it offers good fishing for species like Mangrove snapper, Red drum, and Atlantic fish. The lake’s serene 61-acre environment also makes it ideal for other outdoor activities and relaxation. In Alaska, Pippin Lake is known for its public access and unmaintained boat launch, making it a spot for fishing as well.

  • For Pippin Lake, Alaska, the daily and possession limits are 10 fish per day and 10 in possession for a combination of stocked species. Only 2 of these can be lake trout, with only 1 lake trout allowed to be 18 inches or longer. This applies to the specific regulations for stocked waters in Northern Alaska.

  • There is no public beach at Pippin Lake. Pippin Lake, located in Niceville, Florida, is a 61-acre lake known for fishing and does not have a designated public beach area. It offers access for outdoor activities like fishing but not a beach for general public use.

  • The nearest towns to Pippin Lake in Alaska are Copper Center, Glennallen, and Chitina. Pippin Lake is located 20 miles from Copper Center, 33 miles south of Glennallen, and 30 miles from Chitina. It is also about 54 miles northeast of Valdez.