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lookout platforms at Brooks Falls that Hotel reservations should be made the vast Kenai National Wildlife Refuge,
allow for a safe and close up experience. in advance as rooms fill quickly. We Shilak Lake Road loops for 18 miles
Across Cook Inlet from Homer, Lake recommend Beluga Lake Lodge, and if through the Peninsula’s pre¬mier wildlife
Clark National Park and Preserve offers you are traveling by RV, try Heritage RV view¬ing area and offers access to trails
up stunning beauty, volcanoes, salmon Park, located right at a fabulous fishing and serene paddling on the lake before
runs and great brown bear viewing. hole on the Homer Spit. popping back onto the highway east of
Sasquatch Alaska Adventure, Chinitna the town of STERLING. Centrally located
Bay Bear Tours, Adventure Airways Bear More to See and Do in an unsurpassed water trail system,
Viewing and Scenic Bear Viewing have Along Itinerary #4 Sterling offers Kenai River access at three
trips for every size and budget. For the Anchorage, South Kenai Peninsula, State Recreation Parks and businesses
fisherman, Bob’s Trophy Charters offers Soldotna, Homer specializing in canoe rentals and trips.
½ day, ¾ day, full day and overnight
fishing trips for halibut as well as salmon, The realm of the southern Kenai In addition to millennia of Athabascan
lingcod and rockfish. Take advantage of Peninsula has a beauty and history all its native habitation, the west side of
their experience as you fill your freezer own. Beginning just west from Cooper’s the Peninsula is known for its historic
from the halibut capitol of the world. Landing on Highway 1 and lying within establishment of thriving cannery

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