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Kenai Peninsula Road Trip Guide 2026 — From Anchorage to Homer
Homer Alaska Guide 2026 — Halibut Fishing, Art Galleries & the Spit
Seward Alaska Day Trip Guide 2026 — Glaciers, Wildlife & Where to Eat
Best Backpacking Trails in Alaska 2026
Alaska's best backpacking is mostly off-trail through open tundra and river drainages. Here are the best routes — from accessible weekend trips to serious multi-week expeditions.
Best Rafting in Alaska 2026 — Rivers Worth Running
Alaska's rivers run from mellow floats through moose habitat to serious whitewater through remote canyons. Here are the best options by difficulty and access.
Best Moose Viewing in Alaska — Where to Go and When
Alaska has more moose than anywhere in North America. Here's where to find them — from the Matanuska Valley to the Kenai Peninsula — and the best times of year to look.
Seward vs Homer: Which Kenai Peninsula Town Should You Visit?
Seward and Homer are the two destinations on opposite ends of the Kenai Peninsula. They're both worth visiting but they serve different travelers. Here's how to choose.
Cooper Landing Guide: The Hidden Gem of the Kenai
Cooper Landing sits at the junction of the Kenai River and Kenai Lake, surrounded by wilderness. It's small enough to miss on a map and extraordinary enough to anchor a trip.
Best Fishing Spots on the Kenai Peninsula 2026
The Kenai Peninsula has more fishing access per road mile than almost anywhere in Alaska. From the river to the coast to the backcountry lakes, here's where to go and what to target.
Soldotna Alaska Guide: Fishing Capital of the Kenai Peninsula
Soldotna exists because the Kenai River runs through it. The town is built around drift boat fishing, sport fishing lodges, and the infrastructure that supports them. It does that one thing very well.
Kenai Alaska Guide: River Town on the Peninsula
Kenai sits at the mouth of the Kenai River on Cook Inlet, with views of four active volcanoes across the water. It's a working city with deep Alaska Native roots and excellent river access.