Kenai Fjords National Park

I had a very unique hiking experience here. There were beautiful and breathtaking views everywhere. The visitor center will let you borrow their hiking poles if you need them. I definitely needed them when hiking in the snow.

Mostly closed during winter, but the town is beautiful on the water. Otter play in the Fjord and Bold Eagles are all over fishing. Recommend going in the spring and summer.

All I can say is wow. What a truly amazing piece of nature. We loved exploring the Exit Glacier area. Highly highly recommend.

It was amazing to go to a water based park, the boat tour was extraordinary, we saw lots of wild life like sea otters, mountain goats, and lots of porpoises and some orcas and even a humpback whale. Hiking through the snow was a lot of fun.

This national park is nothing short of breathtaking. Visiting it is not for the feint of heart though. If you get seasick, the water can be a bit choppy getting to the glacier. Can’t recommend the experience enough though.

Kenia Fjords National Park is an absolute gem and a must-visit for anyone seeking to experience the breathtaking beauty of Alaska’s natural wonders. From the moment you enter the park, you're surrounded by majestic mountains, lush forests, and the stunning turquoise waters of the fjords. The highlight, of course, is the park’s incredible glaciers. Watching massive chunks of ice calve from the tidewater glaciers into the sea is an awe-inspiring sight that leaves a lasting impression. They boat crew even fished chunks of ice out of the water to put in our drinks and it tasted so pure. The abundant wildlife is another reason this park is so special. During our visit, we saw sea otters, puffins, humpback whales, orcas, seals, bald eagles, and more. The diversity of marine life is extraordinary, and it's a true privilege to see these animals in their natural habitat. For those who love photography, the opportunities are endless — every direction you look, there’s another postcard-perfect view. Whether you’re exploring the park by boat, hiking its scenic trails, or simply enjoying the serene surroundings, Kenai Fjords offers an unforgettable adventure. The rangers were knowledgeable and passionate about conservation, enhancing the experience with interesting insights into the park’s ecosystem. Overall, this is a place of unrivaled beauty, offering tranquility, adventure, and memories that will last a lifetime. Highly recommended!

A must, highly recommended visit that should be on any traveler’s bucket list. Boat tours and kayak are totally worth it and probably the only best way to see the beauty of this national park. The natural geological formations are captivating. Wildlife so diverse, you will want to stay longer.

A national park that must in the bucket list for all the travelers. This is one of the major attractions in the Alaska trip. The park is road accessible only to Exit Glacier hike and the rest can be accessible only via cruise. I did both the Exit glacier hike and the cruising with the company called Major Marine tours. I stayed for one night in Seward so one day for Exit glacier hike which is 2 hour hike to and fro can add one more hour for views pictures etc. the same day I explored the Seward downtown and the next day took a 8 hour cruise. The cruise is fantastic you can watch wild life and the the two glaciers very closely. The two glaciers are 1. Aialik Glacier. Largest glacier in Aialik Bay. 2. Holgate Glacier. A tidewater and mountain glacier. They both are amazing if you are lucky can watch whales as well. Make sure to go on a sunny day for a better views. If it is Rainey and if you have a reserve day I recommend going on a sunny day the company can always reschedule for free.