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Fat Tire Biking On Kenai’s Beaches
On the beaches of Kenai, you can ride a fat-tire bike for a few minutes, a few hours, a day, or even make it an overnight beach trip. There are endless fat-tire biking opportunities to be had in and around Kenai regardless of the season.
Discovering Captain Cook State Recreation Area
Nestled in the furthest northwest corner of the Kenai Peninsula sits the Captain Cook State Recreation Area, a large slice of park land located just 14 miles north of Kenai. The park encompasses an area that equals 3,460 acres which is covered with forests, lakes, streams, and beautiful beaches that abut the Cook Inlet.
Celebrating Fourth of July in Kenai
It is no secret that summer in the city of Kenai is nothing short of fantastic. Averaging 250 hours of sun in July, Kenai is the best place to celebrate Independence Day with the Kenai Fourth of July Parade and Festivities.
Experience One of Nature’s Largest Salmon Migrations
Each year tens of thousands of sockeye salmon (also known as red salmon) make their migration from the Pacific Ocean to the Kenai River to return to their spawning grounds. It’s also one of the largest gatherings of Alaskan residents to participate in the Kenai Personal Use Fishery for dipnetting.
Scouting Out Erik Hansen Scout Park
Perhaps one of the most scenic views in Kenai, Alaska can be found at Erik Hansen Scout Park. The park is located in Old Town Kenai where Mission Avenue, Upland Drive, and Cook Drive meet, and is a short walking distance from the Holy Assumption Russian Orthodox Church and Old Town Kenai Park.
Christmas Comes To Kenai
The “Christmas Comes to Kenai” festival is an annual tradition in Kenai, Alaska that invites everyone in the community to revel in the holiday spirit. Between the official Santa float, lights parade, and local art fair, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
For Eagle-Eyed Explorers: Birding In Kenai
Home to nearly five hundred bird species, birding in Kenai is rich with opportunities for both the experienced Audubon and novice birding enthusiast.
From the rare, sheep-hunting golden eagle to the carefree, summer-loving bohemian waxwing — the Kenai Peninsula is a popular spot for hundreds of unique bird species.
Work Life Balance in Kenai
Nestled where the bountiful Kenai River meets Cook Inlet is the city of Kenai, Alaska. As the heart of “Alaska’s Playground,” this quaint city on the Kenai Peninsula is perfect for anyone seeking solace from the hustle and bustle of modern life. With nature literally in your backyard, the city of Kenai offers what no other city can: true freedom.
Press Release: City of Kenai Launches Marketing Campaign to Promote Growing Community
KENAI, AK— The City of Kenai launches a new campaign, “The Best Place to Alaska” with the intention of showcasing the city’s authentic lifestyle, residential benefits, and growing opportunities. While Kenai is widely known for its fishing and oil and gas industries, the campaign raises awareness about the quality of life and work-life balance for those living …
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12 Reasons Kenai Is Your Next Winter Destination
Winter in the city of Kenai is a wonderland of picturesque surroundings, wildlife sightings, and glistening snow in an Alaskan paradise. While summers in Kenai are known for sportfishing and outdoor adventure, the coldest months of the year are enthralling for the lack of crowds and variety of winter activities unavailable in other cold weather …
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