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Harding Lake State Recreation Area |
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General InformationHarding Lake State Recreation Area, 45 miles south of Fairbanks on the Richardson Highway, is one of the longest standing park facilities in the Alaska State Park system, having been established in 1967. All together there are over 90 campsites, including five walk-in group campsites. The park also has numerous picnic sites and two picnic shelters. In addition, areas have been set aside for activities such as baseball, volleyball and horseshoes with equipment available at the ranger station. Hiking along nature trails is another activity available at Harding Lake SRA. A boat launch facility gives access to the lake for those having canoes,
motorized boats, jet skis or other watercraft. A straight canal leads
from the boat launch toward the center of the lake. There is fishing
for lake trout, arctic char and burbot. Pike fishing is closed.
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Last updated on Monday, 31-Aug-2009 10:16:25 AKDT.
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