Kenai is located in Southcentral Alaska on the Kenai Peninsula. This amazing city lies on the shores of Cook Inlet. Kenai is at the mouth of the Kenai River.
Due to the close proximity of Kenai to Anchorage, it may be reached by air or a short drive. 2.5 to 3-hour drive. This highway is one of the most scenic highways in Alaska, and possibly the world. The road to Kenai is easily accessible for all types of vehicles. The short 25 minutes flight to Kenai’s airport from Anchorage allows travelers to view the wonder an beauty of Kenai via the air.
The Kenai River is a top destination of fisherman from all over the world. King salmon, red salmon, silver salmon, steelhead and rainbow trout are common in the waters of Kenai.
Many visitors to this Alaskan wonderland enjoy the scenic views, historical attractions, shopping centers, and the wildlife. Visit the Kenai Visitors & Cultural Center in Kenai upon arriving to make sure you don’t miss a single thing on your trip. This one of a kind visitors center offers a large cultural room home to amazing and unique wildlife displays and Alaskan videos. The highly educated staff will provide information on available activities, destinations in Kenai current events in the local area.
If you are looking to spend a few days in Kenai, you will have many lodging choices available. Many hotels and motels are located right in the heart of town. A wide range of bed & breakfasts are available for those looking for a romantic get-away. A selection of rustic, yet comfortable, cabins, lodges, and fishing camps are located in Kenai and the surrounding areas. Try one of the reservation services that are available to assist you in selecting your Kenai accommodations.
More Kenai Reading
City Website
Convention and Vistors Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Local Activity Guide