Welcome to Kenai Fjords National Park. This national park is along the Kenai Peninsula, and is home to more than 40 glaciers flowing from Harding Icefield, one of the largest icefields entirely within the U.S. Explore the park by boat, kayak, or trail, and experience a coastline shaped by ice and time. 📹: Marco Miglionico | Travel Alaska

1.4K reactions · 51 shares | “Life on the Kenai Peninsula is pure...

16K views · 465 reactions | Headed for Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula! Black bears and halibut are on the list!! There’s a lot of back country between here and there and it doesn’t look like anyplace you’d want to be without the proper gear!!! @jacklinksjerky @jacklinksoutdoors @officialbonecollector @hoytbowhunting | Nick Mundt | Facebook

3.3K views · 221 reactions | The Kenai Peninsula of Alaska was unbelievable. Already planning my next trip back, between the sea otters, eagles, and moose never have I seen so much wildlife in so few days. All of this even before the bears wake up! | Phil Torres | Facebook

2.5K reactions · 93 comments | The Kenai Peninsula has captivating views year around, but it's especially beautiful during the summer. Amazing views, great people, and awesome fishing. The hard part is avoiding all the rain  #Alaska #alaskaadventure #alaskaliving #explore #travel #alaskalife #fyp #outdoors #nature | Colter Broadwell Photography | Facebook

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2.6K views · 98 reactions | Enjoy an intimate wildlife boat tour out to the Kenai Fjords National Park followed by the chance to paddle near Aialik Glacier? Why not?! Check out this video by Kayak Adventures Worldwide www.KayakAK.com | The Kenai Peninsula, Alaska's Playground | Facebook

1.3K views · 26 reactions | Why do YOU think the eagle crossed Jean Creek? Leave your answers below! #TrailCamTuesday : USFWS Alt Text: An eagle walking across a beaver dam in Jean Creek. | Kenai National Wildlife Refuge | Facebook

133K views · 2.1K reactions | Each July thousands of Alaskans descend on the Kenai Peninsula for the annual dipnet personal use sockeye salmon fishery. Follow along the Alaska Wildlife Troopers as they enforce Alaska's fishery laws and keep everyone safe. | Alaska State Troopers | Facebook