An Adventure Lover’s Guide to Lake Clark National Park and Preserve
Lake Clark National Park isn’t easy to get to but…
Chelsey Cook is an Alaska-based writer and mountain guide who specializes in the intersection of the outdoors, conservation, and the human experience. She is dedicated to making the outdoors accessible and helping people connect more deeply to a landscape.
Chelsey has been writing and editing adventure and conservation articles for the last five years, including gear reviews, adventure stories, destination profiles, and narrative nonfiction. She also has a Master’s in Creative Writing from the University of Cambridge, where she deconstructed traditional adventure narratives and rewrote them through a feminist lens.
Beyond being a writer, Chelsey is a mountain guide, and an avid human-powered athlete and traveler. She’s pulled climbers out of crevasses at 13,000 feet on Denali, suffered from trench foot after a packrafting misadventure above the Arctic Circle, had snowball fights with Quechua children in Peru, raced winter ultramarathons in Alaska, and gotten the van she lived in for six years stuck on more than one backroad in Utah.
After several years on the road, Chelsey has landed back in Alaska, in a little cabin on a river. When she’s not writing or guiding, she can be found flying her bush plane up the neighborhood glacier, floating the river after work, exploring somewhere deep in the tundra, or traveling abroad.
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Lake Clark National Park isn’t easy to get to but…