Hiking

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From a short loop to strenuous climb - there's a hike for you at Kenai Fjords.

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Find Your Trail


The only maintained trails in Kenai Fjords National Park are the connected Exit Glacier Trails and Harding Icefield Trail. The trailhead for both starts just beyond the parking lot at the end of Exit Glacier Road.

 
 
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Exit Glacier Trails

Explore the network of trails that wind through the valley carved by Exit Glacier.

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Harding Icefield Trail

Be prepared for a strenuous hike with unparalleled rewards.

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Backcountry Hiking

Being prepared can make the difference between the adventure of a lifetime and a cold, wet, miserable experience you may not survive.

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Nearby Attractions and Trails

There are additional trail options within nearby public lands such as Chugach National Forest and Caines Head State Park. Many allow pets.

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Accessibility

Learn about accessibility across various locations and mediums in your National Park depending on your needs.

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Current Conditions & Alerts

Make sure you know the trail conditions before you set out.

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Wildlife Safety

Help keep Kenai Fjords' animals wild by learning what to do when encountering wildlife.

Last updated: April 9, 2025

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PO Box 1727
Seward, AK 99664

Phone:

907 422-0500

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