Kenai Fjords National Park dazzles with tidewater glaciers calving into fjords and whales breaching offshore. One RV park stands ready: Exit Glacier Road Designated Special Use Area. Base your rig here to hike glaciers, spot puffins, and boat through Resurrection Bay.
Kenai Fjords National Park scoops fjords from Alaska's coast near Seward. Exit Glacier pushes close enough for a 1-mile hike from the road. Whales lunge in Aialik Bay; sea otters bob in fjords. Puffins wheel over Holgate Head. Rangers lead treks across the Harding Icefield.
Exit Glacier Road Designated Special Use Area suits big rig drivers, pet lovers, and campfire fans. Big rigs maneuver easily on wide pads. Pets trot alongside trails on leashes. Campfires snap at night, warming tales of glacier views.
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Kenai Fjords National Park excels in tidewater glaciers, fjords, and wildlife like whales and puffins. Exit Glacier reaches road access for easy hikes. Boat tours from Seward reveal calving ice at Aialik Bay and Holgate Glacier. Over 40 glaciers drain the Harding Icefield into the sea.
Exit Glacier Road Designated Special Use Area offers the prime spot. This pet-friendly site near Exit Glacier welcomes big rigs and campfires. It positions RVs close to trails and Resurrection Bay launches.
Yes, Exit Glacier Road Designated Special Use Area allows pets. Leashed dogs join hikes to Exit Glacier. Owners enjoy campfires together after wildlife spotting in the fjords.