Jutting into the Gulf of Alaska, the Kenai Peninsula is about the size of Belgium. Fewer than a tenth of Alaska’s residents inhabit this southcentral extremity, and with mountains, glaciers, rivers, lakes, fjords, forests and fish galore, the area is an unparalleled recreational playground.
On the west coast is Cook Inlet, whose beaches offer razor clams, and whose waters support a vibrant fishing industry. You’ll find the biggest salmon on the planet, which migrate each summer into the Kenai and Russian Rivers, attracting starry-eyed anglers by the tens of thousands.
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