- TripBuzz found 22 things to do with kids in or near Cooper Landing, Alaska, including 4 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Seward and Kenai.
- From Kenai River Float-n-Fish to Alaska Kenai Fishing for Fun - Private Tours, the Cooper Landing area offers 37 different types of family activities, including: Fishing, Rafting, Gold Panning and Camping Site.
- Situated 100 miles from Anchorage, Cooper Landing, AK was settled as a 'boom-town' during the Alaskan gold rush by prospectors. The area is home to less than 300 permanent residents but serves as a popular tourist destination in the summers due to its proximity to a world class salmon fishery.
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Seward Small Boat Harbor, 1304 West 4th Avenue, Seward, AK 99664
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Sunny Cove Sea Kayaking & Alaska Adventures is a sea kayaking tour company that offers tours of Resurrection Bay, Fox Island, and the Kenai Fjords National Park. The tours provide opportunities to view seals and sea otters.
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Box 695, Seward, AK 99664
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Alaska Saltwater Lodge Small Group Whale Watching, Wildlife & Glacier Tour occurs in Kenai Fjords National Park with 15 or fewer passengers placed on each boat. The company also owns a lodge on Resurrection Bay and offers guided fishing trips.
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Mile 5.5 Portage Glacier Road, Girdwood, AK 99587
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Opened in 1986, the Begich, Boggs Visitor Center at Portage Glacier offers its visitors precious information about the area, through documentaries and award winning exhibits.
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Mile 79 Seward Highway, Girdwood, AK 99587
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Covering 200 acres and home to bears, caribou, elks, and the endangered wood bison, among others, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center was founded in 1999.
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Mile 112 Seward Highway, Girdwood, AK 99587
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The McHugh Creek Recreation Area is a scenic trails system which can lead to many points of interest, such as camping sites, picnic areas, and 2 lakes.
37.9 Miles
At the Kenai Visitor's Center, visitors can view exhibits explaining the influence of Russian and American occupation on the Kenai area. Visitors can also view indigenous art, along with animal and fish mounts.
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For a scenic excursion through Alaskan rainforest, the Winner Creek Trail offers several options. At the trail split, visitors choose a hike into the high country or a ride on the popular hand tram over the Winner Creek Gorge River.
38.9 Miles
With a close-up view of and access to a glacier, the 1.4 mile Byron Glacier Trail provides a walk that is suitable for all ages. The trail features stones that children and adults can use for creative activities.
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For experiencing the sight of the Portage Glacier, the visitor can either go to the welcome center on the site, or appeal to the many cruising services available. Grizzlies and musk oxen are the most common animals encountered.
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The Williwaw Campground is situated along the beautiful Williwaw Creek with prime fishing and very near the Williwaw Salmon Viewing Area and the Tail of Blue Ice, with great views of the Portage Glacier. RV and tent sites are available.