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Kenai Fjords National ParkExit Glacier in the Fall
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Kenai Fjords National Park
Hiking

hiking includes:

Harding Icefield Trail
 
 
Resurrection River Valley

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The only maintained trails in Kenai Fjords National Park are those in the Exit Glacier area. These include several short trails on the valley floor and the Harding Icefield Trail.

Most of the backcountry is trail-less wilderness. Off-trail hiking is not recommended. The terrain is steep and rugged, and often requires scrambling through dense vegetation.

Other hiking trails near Kenai Fjords National Park are located within:
Exit Glacier
Exit Glacier
The only part of the Park accessible by road.
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backcountry stream
Hiking in the backcountry
Traveling on foot in the wilds of Kenai Fjords
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Dall's Porpoise  

Did You Know?
The Dall’s Porpoise may be the fastest small cetacean on the planet? It has been reported to reach speeds of 30 knots. These creatures delight in riding the bow waves of tour boats in the Kenai Fjords.

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Last Updated: August 23, 2006 at 23:31 EST