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Kenai Fjords National Park

Lodging

lodging includes:
Coastal Public Use Cabins		Willow Winter Public Use Cabin

North Arm Cabin in Nuka Bay

Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge, Alaska's newest eco lodge, opened in 2009 on Native-owned land in Aialik Bay. It is the only lodge on the Kenai Fjords coast and is accessible by boat during the summer months.

Three rustic public use cabins, Aialik, Holgate, and North Arm, are available on the Kenai Fjords Coast during the summer months (from late May through mid-September).

Willow cabin at Exit Glacier, is available once Exit Glacier road is snow covered in late fall through approximately early April.

A full range of hotels, bed and breakfasts and hostels are available year-round in Seward and the surrounding area. Visit the Seward Chamber of Commerce for more information.


			Did You Know? Biologists in Kenai Fjords are trying to learn 'how close is too close?' By approaching black bears on foot and by boat, researchers are able to observe at what distance bears are disturbed by humans. Preliminary results indicate that a distance of 100 meters or more is generally tolerated by bears.

Last Updated: October 23, 2009 at 17:12 EST