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Bookmark or Share- Kenai Peninsula - WikipediaThe peninsula extends about 150 miles (240 km) southwest from the Chugach Mountains, south of Anchorage. It is separated from the mainland on the west by Cook Inlet and on the east by Prince William Sound. Most of the peninsula is part of the Kenai Peninsula Borough.
- 27 Must-Do’s on the Kenai Peninsula - travelingigloo.comThe Kenai Peninsula is my top recommendation for any first-time visitors to Alaska. It has everything: whale watching, hiking, glaciers, fishing, dog sledding, bear viewing, and more. Here are 27 things to do on the Kenai Peninsula.
- 15 Things to Do on Kenai Peninsula: Complete Guide to Alaska's Best ...The Kenai Peninsula is basically the adventure capital of Alaska, there’s just so much to hike, bike, camp, and explore. Read on to find out the most epic things to do and why the Kenai Peninsula is an absolute must on your next trip to Alaska.
- Kenai Peninsula | Things to Do, Lodging, & More - ALASKA.ORGThe Kenai Peninsula serves as the perfect jumping off point for bear viewing activities in Katmai National Park and beyond. Flightseeing. Take off from Seward, Moose Pass, Soldotna, or Homer. Soar over the impressive icefields of the Kenai Peninsula. Glacier Tours. Studded with glaciers and massive icefields, the Kenai Peninsula offers many ...
- the ultimate 4-day kenai peninsula itinerary - alpine wanderlustThis takes you through the Chugach National Forest, the second largest forest in the US. Through the Kenai Fjord National Park, and the Kachemak State Park. When to go. The best time to visit the Kenai Peninsula is in August when it is least rainy and most of the bugs have died. Otherwise, be prepared to walk through wet brush with a bug net on!
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