Latitude: 60.5269444 Longitude: -150.9983333 Lake Level Above Sea Level: 52 meters, or 171 feet. Counties: Kenai Peninsula Cities: Kenai Peninsula
Information: The beauty of Mackeys Lakes is reason enough to stop by. If you need a site to stay Alaskan Serenity B&B is a great choice, and you can stay the night at River Terrace Campground. High temperatures at Mackeys Lakes through the warm days of summer are in the 60's; throughout summer nights temperatures are in the 40's. Daytime highs all through the winter are in the 20's, and after the sun is down during the winter temperatures at Mackeys Lakes dip into the 0's.
Best Western King Salmon Motel is a good location to get some rest, and Mackeys Lakes is a great place to visit for more than one day, Moose Meadows RV Parks is a great place to camp nearby.
It is very arid here at Mackeys Lakes typically; September is the wettest month with most rain, and the driest month is April. This lake is so wonderful. Alagnak Wild River is a delightful national park.
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Northern pike are distributed throughout much of Alaska but did not occur naturally on the Kenai Peninsula. They were introduced into Mackey Lakes in the Soldotna Creek watershed by a private citizen during the mid-1970's. There are reports of northern pike in Cisca, Tree, and Gagara lakes in the upper Soldotna Creek drainage, but these reports have not been substantiated. In 1986, a northern pike was observed in the Moose River above the Refuge boundary. This sighting indicates that northern pike have migrated up the Kenai River or that another illegal introduction has occurred. No evidence of successful reproduction has been documented in the Moose River, however, if northern pike become established in this watershed, they could have detrimental effects on rainbow trout and other species.
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