Kodiak’s Top Sights
Visit one of the many State Parks and encounter the vast species and wildlife in its natural homes inhabiting Kodiak Island at Kodiak, Alaska. Witness the gleaming views and breathtaking landscapes that fill the whole vicinity. Discover the history and insights of the locals as you traverse through the amazing city of Kodiak, Alaska!
Kodiak History Museum
Discover Kodiak Island and its surrounding communities’ natural, cultural and artistic legacy through Kodiak History Museum. Hear and celebrate Kodiak’s stories, its community, a feature of various collaborative, community-driven, approachable permanent exhibits of history through this place and leave Kodiak, Alaska wanting and loving it more.
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Fort Abercrombie State Historic Park
Lots of hiking trails and lots of history and remnants of World War II are yet to be explored by visiting Fort Abercrombie State Historic Park. Overlooking views, extraordinary forests and spectacular towering cliffs are to be expected once you take a step into this wondrous place. Not to mention that tourists and locals can also hike, swim, go fishing and camping in one of their tents, provided in the picnic sites and other amenities for a day visit.
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Alutiiq Museum
To preserve, discover and celebrate the history of the indigenous peoples of Alutiiq, the Kodiak Area Native Association’s Culture and Heritage Division initiated in building the Alutiiq Museum. In sharing their cultural traditions, people would be able to discover the Alutiiq language, Alutiiq/ Sugpiaq people, indigenous plants, art and history. Exhibits are also held to showcase different Alutiiq culture.
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