HIKING & CAMPING
Experience Alaska the way it was meant to be!
The Wise Old Hunter Lodge or Moose Cabin is your home base to return to after a long day on the hiking trails. Or, you might want to enjoy several days of rugged outdoor camping, and then pamper yourself in the comfort of the lodge or cabin. Here a few examples of available hiking and camping near Anchor Point:
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Hiking, Camping, Fishing - Kachemak Bay State Park: One of the largest coastal parks in the US. The park has 21 remote campsites, five public use cabins (rent at $65 per night) and nearly 90 miles of trails. Accessed by water taxi or air. For information, call the District Ranger Station at 907 235 7024, or visit the office located about four miles north of Homer on the Sterling Highway. You can also check with the main Division of the Parks Office in Soldotna (907) 2622 5581 for information.
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Hiking: Beach walks are a great way to enjoy the fresh air. A good take off point is the end of the Anchor River Beach Road. Be aware of the tides and plan to spend most of your time on the beach at or near low tide. The US Fish and Wildlife offers guided walks and talks all summer. Call 907 235 5961 for information.
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Hiking: The 6-mile long Homestead Trail starts at a well marked trail head on Rogers Loop Road. You will find Rogers Loop where it connects with the Sterling Highway at the top of Baycrest Hill, just north of Homer.
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Camping: Lost Lake Campground
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Camping: Engineer Lake
Contact Bear Paw Adventure at
866 286 0576
or email
Alaska@bearpawadventure.com
for reservations.