Kenai Fjords National Park is best experienced by boat, trail, or flightseeing, with Exit Glacier providing the easiest road-accessible park area.
Introduction
Kenai Fjords protects the Harding Icefield, tidewater glaciers, coastal fjords, marine wildlife, and rugged mountains near Seward, Alaska.
Planning Highlights
Hike the Harding Icefield Trail, visit Exit Glacier, take a wildlife and glacier boat tour, and watch for whales, sea otters, puffins, and seals.
Camping and Lodging
There is no frontcountry campground in the park. Backcountry cabins and coastal camping require planning around weather, tides, and bear safety.
Official Resources
Use the official NPS page, park map, current alerts, and reservation links below when planning a trip to Kenai Fjords National Park.