Destinations
The Kenai Peninsula is home to a diverse collection of communities, each offering its own unique charm, history, and outdoor experiences. Whether you're looking for world-class fishing, scenic hiking trails, local art, or coastal adventures, you'll find a town that feels just right. Explore the destinations below to learn what makes each one special and start planning your perfect Alaska getaway.
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Anchor Point
With year-round recreational activities ranging from fishing and camping to snow machining and cross country skiing, Anchor Point has earned the nickname of “fun capital of the Kenai.”
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Cooper Landing
On the banks of the Kenai River beneath majestic mountains, Cooper Landing’s historic district offers a glimpse into the town’s history. Today, this is a vibrant destination for sport fishing, rafting, mountain biking and hiking.
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Homer
Experience the wild beauty and warm hospitality of Homer, a seaside town 200 miles south of Anchorage, situated along the shores of stunning Kachemak Bay.
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Hope
With log cabins, a charming general store, wild surroundings and friendly people, Hope is the Alaska destination you’ve always imagined. Visit this gold rush town with a vibrant, inviting community.
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Kenai
Explore Kenai, an unforgettable blend of rugged wilderness and small-town charm. Whether you’re looking for a place to fish, hike, or dine, this welcoming community offers a memorable experience.
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Moose Pass
In the heart of the Kenai Peninsula, Moose Pass offers easy access to scenic trails, alpine lakes and the many adventures that can be found in the Chugach National Forest.
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Ninilchik
A peaceful town with spectacular views, Ninilchik has it all: a fascinating glimpse into history, fun community events, vibrant restaurants and endless outdoor activities. Make this your home base for your next Alaskan adventure.
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Seldovia
Catch the ferry to Seldovia and you’ll find a laid-back community that is secluded, charming and totally unique. Whether your idea of relaxing includes galleries and shops, hiking, or kayaking, you’ll find a peaceful escape in Seldovia.
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Seward
Shaped by glaciers and surrounded by mountains and vibrant ocean life, Seward offers breathtaking trails, a colorful harbor, and a historic downtown. This is a lifetime destination for wildlife viewing, hiking, paddling, and more.
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Soldotna
In Soldotna you’ll experience the best Alaska has to offer, with easy access to all of the Kenai Peninsula communities. From wildlife viewing to horseback riding, canoeing, hiking, winter recreation and more, find adventure in Soldotna.
How To Get Here
Traveling to the Kenai Peninsula is part of the experience — whether you're driving along a scenic highway, flying over glaciers, or cruising along the coast, every route offers stunning views and a taste of Alaska’s wild beauty.
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