![]() NPS Photo Frequently Asked Questions:May I ride my snowmachine in the park?Snowmachine (snowmobile) use is only permitted once the superintendent has made the determination that there is adequate snow cover. Adequate snow cover is determined by evaluating the ability of the snow pack to support snowmobile use in a manner that does not damage resource values such as vegetation, soils, and wildlife habitat. A combination of factors such as snow depth, snow structure, and the characteristics of the vegetation in the area are considered in this evaluation. Check current conditions before heading out and be prepared for a safe adventure. Please refer to the Snowmobile Regulations web page for more information regarding specific usage regulations. May I land my airplane or helicopter in the park?Fixed wing aircraft on wheels, floats, or skis may land anywhere in the park without special permission, provided they do not cause resource damage or disturb wildlife. Wheeled aircrafts landing on beaches should be especially aware of damage they may cause to fragile beach grasses and shorebirds. Helicopter landings are prohibited in the park without a special use permit. What about 4 wheelers, off road motorcycles, ARGOs, and similar vehicles? These off road vehicles (ORVs) are prohibited in the park. How about hovercraft and airboats?Hovercrafts are prohibited in the park. Airboats are legal but subject to applicable state and federal regulations. They are generally extremely loud and disturb wildlife and other users, so their use is discouraged. Where can I ride my bicycle?Bicycles are allowed anywhere except the decks of the Information Center located in Seward's small boat harbor and the trail system at Exit Glacier. The only road in the park is the road to Exit Glacier, and a bike rack is provided at the trailhead for cyclists who want to hike the last ½ mile to the glacial terminus. Can I roller blade, skateboard, roller ski, or roller skate in the park?These devices are allowed on the road to Exit Glacier, but not beyond the parking lot on the trail system. They are also prohibited on the decks of the Information Center in Seward for safety reasons. Can I ride my horse in the park?Yes, but any feed brought in must be certified as weed free, to prevent the spread of non-native vegetation in the park. Discover More![]() Rules & Regulations
There are a variety of rules and regulations that help us protect park resources and provide visitors with a safe and enjoyable experience. ![]() Winter Activities
Discover what winter holds at Kenai Fjords National Park. A Public Use Cabin is also available in winter at Exit Glacier. ![]() Things to Do
Kenai Fjords has something for everyone. |
Last updated: April 22, 2025