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Recreation

In addition to the many amenities offered through the local cities, perhaps one of the greatest draws of Kodiak is the Island’s renowned recreation. There is no shortage of things to do in the area. Spring and Summer offer great opportunities for whitewater rafting, kayaking, fly fishing, snorkeling, wildlife watching and hiking; while Wintertime gives visitors the chance to watch the glorious aurora borealis or northern lights, as well as enjoy Alaska’s official sport of dog sled racing, backcountry skiing, Alpine snowboarding, snowmobiling and so much more!

Alaska is also arguably one of the best places on Earth for great hunting and fishing. Kodiak, itself, is a renowned fishing destination that offers access to all five species of salmon, along with halibut, rockfish, cod and trout. Halibut is the world’s largest flatfish, growing upwards of over 400 lbs., and are abundant in the waters near Kodiak Island. In addition, all five species of Pacific salmon can be fished here. Along with great fishing, Kodiak boasts some of the best hunting in the world. Home to some of North America’s largest and most sought-after game animals, the area is a true hunter’s paradise.

Location

Kodiak Island boasts a lush landscape with abundant outdoor opportunities, all within minutes of nearby services and amenities. Kodiak is the transportation hub for southwest Alaska, with all commercial transportation between the entire island and outside world going through the city either via ferry boat or airline.