Cozy Cabin with Beach Access on Cook Inlet, Alaska

The Kenai Peninsula is a dream come true for fishing enthusiasts with opportunities abound to catch a variety of fish but especially Alaskan Salmon. Anglers can head to the nearby Kasilof River and the Kenai River for some excellent Salmon fishing. The Kasilof River State Recreational Site and the Crooked Creek State Recreation Site are home to an interesting variety of wildlife such as moose, black and brown bear, hares, and lynx. These are excellent locations to enjoy an exhilarating hike on one of the several trails, take some photographs, or go for a pleasant picnic.

The Chugach National Forest is another superb fishing spot and is located approximately 87 miles east of the property. The forest also offers hiking, biking, boating, and horseback riding to explore the miles of untouched natural beauty. Guests are not just limited to summer to take advantage of the Chugach Forest, as they can go skiing, snowboarding, or snowmobiling during the winter months too. The neighboring town of Soldotna sits on the famous Kenai River and is home to a host of shops, restaurants, and bars should guests feel like an evening out. A must-do activity while staying on this property is to take a scenic drive on the 138-mile long Sterling Highway, which passes along the Kenai Peninsula and treats guests to exceptional views of the soaring mountains and pristine lakes.