Kenai River Visitor Information

Due to both its world-class fishing and proximity to the state's largest city, Anchorage. Southcentral Alaska's Kenai Peninsula is the most popular recreation area for Alaskans. king, red, silver and pink salmon, Dolly Varden, steelhead and rainbow trout are sought by anglers the world over, and each are plentiful in the flowing waters of the Kenai Peninsula.

The Kenai Mountains run the length of the peninsula, outlining the region's majestic landscape, while the gigantic Harding Ice Field dominates the southern peninsula. The Chugach National Forest, the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge and the Kenai Fjords National Park also provide a scenic backdrop for visitors traveling around the peninsula. Roughly 54,000 people reside in the area, which is larger than the states of Delaware, Rhode Island, and Maryland combined. If Alaska is your next destination, don't miss the rugged beauty, the fantastic fishing and the great fun that send locals to the Kenai Peninsula.

Kenai River Directory

Kenai Convention & Visitors Bureau Kenai is the hub of the Peninsula and a great place to use as your base camp for exploring the surrounding area. Experience the Kenai Peninsula's great outdoors and travel right into an Alaskan adventure!	Kenai 907-283-1991
City of Soldotna Explore our river front campgrounds and the beautiful Kenai River with an online tour of our river front parks. For more information you can visit our website or contact the Soldotna Visitor Center.	Soldotna 907-262-9814
Soldotna Chamber of Commerce Soldotna has more river city parks than anywhere else in Alaska, and we are proud to offer 3,700 feet of elevated fishing boardwalk along the Kenai River and over 220 campsites for visitors to our city to enjoy.	Soldotna 907-262-9814