Nearly two million acres in size, the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge is characterized by its diverse habitats and multitude of wildlife. Trails in the Refuge will satisfy hikers of all ages and abilities. Trails vary widely in length and difficulty and take hikers along creeks and rivers, through forests, and to mountain peaks high above the tree line.
Most trails are accessible by road but some are accessible by boat.
Visitors hoping to see wildlife will have the best chance while hiking, and many trails lead to lakes suitable for fishing. The wildlife refuge was designed to Conserve fish and wildlife populations in their natural habitat Ensure water quality and quantity Provide opportunities for research and environmental education. Provide in a manner compatible with these purposes, opportunities for fish and wildlife-oriented recreation for years to come.