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Fort Abercrombie State Historical Park is one of those rare places where a walk through the forest can lead to a World War II bunker, a quiet lake or a rocky bluff overlooking the North Pacific. Located just outside the City of Kodiak, the 221-acre park combines military history with some of the most accessible…

The best hiking trails in Kodiak, Alaska can take you through moss-covered spruce forests, along rocky ocean cliffs, across quiet beaches and onto mountain ridges overlooking some of the wildest scenery in the state. Better yet, you do not have to disappear deep into the Kodiak wilderness to experience them. Several excellent hikes are accessible…

Kayaking in Kodiak Alaska puts you at water level in one of the state’s most dramatic coastal environments. Protected bays, rocky shorelines, forested islands, working harbors, and abundant marine life make the Kodiak Archipelago an exciting destination for paddlers. You do not need to plan a multi-day wilderness expedition to experience it, either. Guided outings…

The Kodiak Maritime Museum tells the story of a community shaped by the sea. Rather than operating as a traditional museum filled with indoor galleries, this Kodiak organization brings maritime history into public spaces through outdoor exhibits, historic vessels, educational programs, and storytelling focused on the people who have worked the waters of the Kodiak…