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Kenai Fjords National Park
Things To Do
 
Visitors on the new spur trail at Exit Glacier

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Visitors on the new spur trail at Exit Glacier

Kenai Fjords National Park has something for everyone. Whether you take a boat tour or kayak in a remote fjord, you will be surrounded by pristine scenery and abundant wildlife. A hike to the top of the Harding Icefield Trail orĀ scenic overflight gives you a window to past ice ages. At Exit Glacier you can stroll the trails, take a ranger-led walk and get close enough to hear the creaks and groans of an active glacier as it slowly sculpts the landscape. Although much of the Park is rugged wilderness, there are ways to explore for all interests and abilities.
Exit Glacier
Exit Glacier
The only part of the Park accessible by road.
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McMullen Cove
Kenai Fjords Backcountry
Planning your wilderness adventure
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skier on Exit Glacier's outwash plain

Did You Know?
Even though the Exit Glacier road in Kenai Fjords National Park is closed to cars during the winter months, you can visit Exit Glacier in winter by skis, dogsled, snowshoes or snowmobiles.
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Last Updated: January 19, 2012 at 15:42 MST