Things to do in Kenai Peninsula

Kayak to fjords, hike to icefields and glaciers and view the antics of land-based and marine wildlife in this vast Alaskan park.

This bustling maritime hub launches visitors into Alaska's wilderness from its certified Clean Harbour. Watch local fishing fleets or board a charter for unforgettable wildlife and glacier cruises in Resurrection Bay.

This 4.5-mile finger of land stretches into Kachemak Bay, alive with fishing boats and wildlife. Stroll past art galleries, feast on fresh-caught seafood, or join a charter to spot sea otters in pristine waters.

Stroll along Resurrection Bay's waterfront, where sea otters and eagles play against Alaska's mountain backdrop. Bring binoculars to spot whales while enjoying the park's scenic promenade and recreational spaces.

Walk alongside a massive wall of ice at one of Alaska's most accessible glaciers. Hike the well-marked trails for close-up views of this rapidly retreating natural wonder.

This rustic Kenai River campground offers prime access to Alaska's legendary salmon fishing. Launch your boat directly into the river and cast for King and Sockeye salmon amid the tranquil spruce forest setting.

This coastal haven blends rainforest trails with Resurrection Bay's marine wonders, where sea otters play offshore. Time your visit with the tides to explore the scenic 4.5-mile path to historic Fort McGilvray.