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  1. Kenai River Festival

    Sponsored by the Kenai Watershed Forum, The Kenai River festival takes place next to the mesmerizing turquoise waters of the Kenai River. Its purpose is to spread awareness about the River’s watershed and surrounding systems. It draws around +8000 attendees from all over Southcentral. This event is the community’s opportunity to celebrate their lifeblood, history,…

  2. Cooper Landing

    Straddling the Sterling Highway, Cooper landing connects Anchorage with the Kenai Peninsula and other destinations further north. It used to be inhabited, but these days it has around 200-300 residents and is famous for sport fishing, especially during summer. You could think that this small town doesn’t have much to offer, but besides the beautiful…

  3. Have a Sumptuous Dining Experience at Saltry Restaurant

    Start aboard the Danny J for the full Halibut Cove Experience! Since 1966, Danny J has served as both a passenger ferry and as a tour boat for residents and visitors to the area. It is a conventional-style fishing boat that sails through the scenic and stunning waters of the Kenai Peninsula and the beautiful…

  4. Savory Taste of Kenai’s Best Meals

    After a long trip and exploring the splendor of Kenai, it’s time to fill yourself with Kenai’s best foods. Enjoy your trip with a happy tummy! Here are the restaurants that you will surely love. Veronica’s Old Town Cafe Address: 604 Petersen Way, Kenai, AK 99611 Takeaway available Craving for a sandwich for breakfast and…

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