Alaska The Kenai Peninsula Flashcards
Q: What scenic views can you enjoy on a warm-up walk in Anchorage?
A: You can enjoy striking views of three mountain ranges, including Denali, North America’s highest peak.
Q: What can you experience on a forest walk at the foot of Mt. Alyeska?
A: You can walk past a series of waterfalls culminating at the state’s richest gold mine where you’ll pan for gold.
Q: What breathtaking experience can you have on a boat trip in Alaska?
A: You can witness the power and fragility of glaciers up close in the Kenai Fjords.
Q: What wildlife can you spot in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge?
A: You can spot moose, bear, and caribou.
Q: What are the two adventure options you can choose in the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge?
A: You can choose between a gentle river-rafting excursion or a riverside walk.
Q: What unique experience can you have after ferrying to the fringes of the Alaskan wilderness?
A: You can hike amongst the prolific wildlife.
Q: What can you observe in a local Alaskan fishing community?
A: You can watch local halibut fishermen return and unload their catch.
Q: How can you experience the culture of Alaska during your visit?
A: You can engage in an exchange at the local artists’ farmstead and art studios.
Where does the tour start?
Anchorage – 1:00 pm – Lobby of Hotel Captain Cook
Where does the tour end?
Homer – 1:00 pm – Homer Airport
What is the walking?
Walking Level
Daily Mileage Options: 2-7 miles
Route Notes:
The terrain on this trip includes a mix of paved streets in Anchorage and the Kenai Peninsula villages; as well as well-maintained mountainside, countryside, riverside and coastal trails of compressed dirt and stone. The footpaths offer a selection of level, rolling and hilly terrain with some elevation gain and loss.
