Kenai Peninsula

Kenai Peninsula stretches from Turnagain Arm to Kachemak Bay, encompassing the glaciated Kenai Mountains and forested lowlands along Cook Inlet. The Kenai River flows from Kenai Lake to the inlet and is central to the peninsula’s renowned salmon runs. Near Seward, Kenai Fjords National Park protects a rugged Gulf of Alaska coast shaped by the Harding Icefield and tidewater glaciers. The homeland of the Kenaitze Dena’ina, the peninsula also carries the legacy of Alaska Native fishing and Russian-era settlement around Kenai. Homer, on Kachemak Bay, is known for its working harbor and marine connections. Explore related webcams around the peninsula for a fuller picture of the Kenai Peninsula.

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