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Recreation

Take a walk on Kenai's wild side
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Wildlife abounds in the Kenai Peninsula, in enough varieties to keep even the most avid observer happily occupied.
Refuge is a wilderness playground
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Whether you're looking for an Alaska fishing adventure, a quiet nature stroll or a remote camping getaway, the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge has more than enough room to accommodate your needs.
Volcanoes: The fire beneath the ice
The beautiful mountains west of the Kenai Peninsula include some of the world's most active volcanoes and could rumble to life any day now.
Hiking trails harbor scenic treasures
Hiking the Kenai Peninsula can be one of the most rewarding ways to experience the scenic wonders the area has. Hikers can enjoy a stroll through historic Kenai or dip their toes in the Pacific Ocean while walking along the beach.
Bike trails offer chance to pedal peninsula
Bicycling opportunities on the Kenai Peninsula range from quiet mountain trails to busy city streets to rural roads with ocean views.
North recreation area a short drive to big fun
The North Peninsula Recreation Area at Mile 23.4 of the Kenai Spur Highway in Nikiski is a wonderful stop for those on their way to the Captain Cook State Recreation Area. It provides a variety of services for residents and tourists, no matter what season.
Camping: Fun in the midnight sun
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Pack the family into the car and don't forget the graham crackers and marshmallows -- it's time to go camping.
Captain Cook offers a little of everything
Captain Cook State Recreation Area has it all. From boating and swimming to beach combing and wildlife viewing, this little-known park at the end of the Kenai Spur Highway offers a perfect opportunity to get out into the Alaska wilderness without venturing too far from the amenities of town.
Peninsula has plenty for kids, too
Keeping children entertained during the long days of summer isn't always easy. Many area organizations offer programs and activities to keep children learning and playing through the summer months.
Visitors can enjoy another form of driving
The central Kenai Peninsula boasts a pair of golf courses. The Birch Ridge Golf Course and driving range is on the Sterling Highway east of Soldotna and offers a full range of amenities, including rental cottages, on its nine-hole layout.
Drivers take to the track to compete in various races
The auto racing scene on the Kenai Peninsula gives tourists and residents a chance to watch somebody else race around for a while during the harried and hectic Alaska summer.
Peninsula Oilers swing through summer
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Coral Seymour Memorial Park, the home of the Alaska Baseball League's Peninsula Oilers, opens June 8 with the Oilers Hardball Preseason Tournament, giving fans a chance to check out some of the country's top collegiate ballplayers.

 

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