The Kenai Peninsula in Alaska spans about 150 miles, offering stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and outdoor adventures. Bordered by the Cook Inlet and Gulf of Alaska, it features fjords, mountains, and lakes. Homer, at the southern tip, is known for its arts scene and serves as a gateway to Kachemak Bay State Park. The peninsula is a popular fishing destination, with rivers teeming with salmon.
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