Kenai Fjords National Park

Going to Kenaixia National Park is relatively hard work and quite cold, which is a bit difficult for southerners like us. But when you see such a spectacular glacier of fine art, feel the beauty of nature, everything is worth it

Kenai Gorge National Park is very worth visiting, here you can enjoy the unique Arctic strait scenery, very spectacular and shocking, this scenery is definitely not easy to enjoy in general places

Kenai Fjord National Park is the best view of the glacier. You can take a boat. In fact, you can also take a plane. The small plane is the kind of glacier. The glacier feels quite shocking, and the lake below is calm like water. It is a very interesting contrast. Nature is really magical.

Seward- Kenai Fjords National Park: I took a boat trip to Kenai National Park. I was prepared early and took a local tour boat. (Special reminder: tour boats are not available every day, you have to contact early, and you will only open a certain number of people) On the way to the cruise ship, I saw whales, seagulls, sea lions and seals and also saw three glaciers: Bear, Aialik, and Holgate. You can hold the ice that fell from the glacier... 2021/9

This National Park is very special. Only a small part of it is land, and the rest is water glacier. So except exit glacier, other places need boating to visit. From the port over Seward, there are many routes, you can see all kinds of marine life, seals, otters, sea lions, whales and so on.

Look at Kenai Fjord - "1: Glaciers (into sea glaciers, cliff glaciers, valley glaciers can be seen) 2: Marine life (killer whales, sea lions, seals, parrots, sea otters, white-headed sea sculptures, among which sea lions must be seen on rocks, other creatures depend on the transport of gas Erding) 3: beautiful coastal scenery (volcano or address geological structure) 4: Gulf and seaside buildings (with yellow and pink jellyfish and built on the shore). A cabin powered by waterfalls.

Located in the Alaska Bay of the North Pacific Ocean, the Kenai Fjord in the southern part of the Kenai Peninsula is about 100 kilometers from Anchorage. It is located in the Kenai Fjord National Park named after Kenai Fjord (which was founded in 1980), but it is the smallest national park in Alaska, covering only 600,000 acres (2,460 square kilometers). However, the landscape here is amazing: large ice sheets, several glaciers and many fjords are all over the park. Here you can witness sliding seas, glaciers in valleys, which, over time, will create new fjords.