Alagnak Wild River is a long river in the scenic wilderness of Alaska, USA.

Alagnak Wild River begins its journey from the Kukaklek Lake and ends it in the Bristol Bay. It was included in the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System in 1980 and is noteworthy for its abundant wildlife and recreational opportunities. Located in the beautiful Aleutian Range, it provides for an excellent getaway.

A designated wild river, the Alagnak preserves its abundant wildlife which includes brown bears, eagles, osprey, wolverines, caribou and more. It is also regarded as a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

Adventure seekers can revel in the innumerable activities like camping, cruising, paddling, floating the white waters, sport-fishing. Species like the rainbow trout, arctic char, sockeye and king salmon make the area popular for sport fishing.