Exploring Alaska's Kenai Fjords by David Wm. Miller
Kayak and small boat guidebook to the Kenai Fjords
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Complete coverage of the 750 nautical mile long Kenai Fjords seacoast: Port Bainbridge to Port Dick, including RESURRECTION BAY, AIALIK BAY and the KENAI FJORDS NATIONAL PARK.
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Part local history and marine travel guide, this unique book introduces you to the Kenai Fjords. From the early Eskimo inhabitants and Russian fur traders to today's heralded glacial retreat, you'll explore the ever-changing seascape of one of America's most rugged coastlines.
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Includes information on the best anchorages, camping, hiking, beach combing sites, and kayaking routes. Use as a reference handbook as you navigate through the tidal bottleneck and shallow moraine bar at the entrance to NORTHWESTERN FJORD or find a reliable haulout beach and camp site while paddling among ice floes in AIALIK GLACIAL BASIN.
| Includes coverage of public lands: • The Kenai Fjords National Park • Caines Head State Recreation Area • Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge Sites • Alaska State Marine Parks • Kachemak Bay State Park and Wilderness Park |
Book Specifications: • 6x9 in. / 300+ pages. (ISBN 0-9613954-1-9) $21.95 • Appendices, bibliography, and page indexing • 130 contemporary and historical photos & drawings • 40 Kenai Fjords maps w/ symbols and notes |
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