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Where the Kenai River Ends and Adventure Begins

Kenai, Alaska in the Kenai Peninsula.

The city of Kenai is located in the heart of the Kenai Peninsula and boasts wonderful views of the Kenai River, Cook Inlet, miles of sandy beaches, two mountain ranges and four active volcanoes. Discover the rich experience

Resources
Kenai Convention & Visitors Bureau*

11471 Kenai Spur Hwy
Kenai, AK 99622
Phone: (907) 283-1991
Email the KCVB
Official KCVB Website

Kenai Visitors & Cultural Center features major summer art exhibitions. Free summer interpretive programs. Lots of exhibitions. Visitor Information. Open 7 days, $3 general admission.

Kenai Chamber of Commerce
402 Overland Street
Kenai, AK 99611
Phone: (907) 283-7989
Go to Official Web Site

What awaits you: breathtaking wilderness, majestic wildlife, outdoor adventure, cultural heritage and most of all, some of the friendliest people in the world. Kenai’s culture and history that coexist with its modern growth characterize Kenai, the largest and oldest city on the peninsula. Let your travels bring you to the city of Kenai, and find out what others have come to know.

Things to Do in Kenai
  • Kenai Visitors & Cultural Center features the Kenai City Museum, Natural History Exhibits and Contemporary Art Shows
  • Self guided walking tour of "Old Town Kenai" - maps available at the Kenai Visitors Center
  • Blast off in simulated Space Missions at the Kenai Challenger Learning Center
  • Visit the Kenai Landing: An historic cannery with Accommodations, a Shopping Center, Live Entertainment and Historic Exhibits
  • Watch for beluga whales at the mouth of the Kenai River
  • View Native and Migratory birds on the Kenai Flats Bird Viewing Platforms
  • Attend an Oilers Baseball Game
  • Stop by the Kenaitze Indian Salmon Bake with Cultural Presentation in 'Old Town Kenai'

Kenai Business Directory

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