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  1. Fur Rondy Day Trip

    Weather permitting, the 150-mile journey to Fairbanks is well worth it for the annual Fur Rondy (Fur Rendezvous) February 23 – March 4. It has been one of the biggest, most popular events in Alaska since 1935. The “Rondy” is an homage to the pioneering spirit of the state and offers fun for the entire…

  2. Soldotna Creek Park

      June is the perfect time to take advantage of the Kenai River, and Soldotna Creek Park is a favorite destination to start your adventure. Right off of Sterling Highway, you’ll instantly feel immersed in the Alaskan wild. With five acres to explore, it’s a fisherman’s paradise, but you certainly don’t need to be looking…

  3. Visit Kalifornsky

      Head just a few miles west from Soldotna and you’ll find yourself in the coastal town of Kalifornsky, population just under 10,000. At just 70 square miles, this eastern shore town of Cook Inlet on Kenai Peninsula is easily accessible from Sterling Highway and just ten miles from Kenai city. Featuring mild winters and…

  4. Soldotna Visitor Center

      Stop by the official visitor center in a small town like Soldotna, and you’ll get more than a plethora of free brochures and guides. It’s where you can meet local experts and get first-hand tips, recommendations and ideas on how to enjoy your adopted city like a resident. Soldotna hugs the banks of the…

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