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Kenai Fjords National ParkScenic shot of Pedersen Glacier
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Kenai Fjords National Park
Maps

The maps in this section are for trip planning purposes only. They should not be used for navigation or backpacking. Use navigational charts and tide tables for navigation. Topographic maps of the Park are available through Alaska Geographic

Most maps listed below are in Adobe PDF format. Download if you do not have Acrobat Reader.

 

Park Map (5.5 MB) Camping and Landing Beaches:
Abra Cove (140 KB)
Exit Glacier Winter Recreation Map (155 KB) Bear Cove (475 KB)
Coleman Bay (517 KB)
Coastal Food Storage Locker Locations (151 KB) Holgate Arm (467 KB)
McMullen Cove (568 KB)
Private Lands within the Park (315 KB) Northeastern Glacier (516 KB)
Northwestern Glacier (487 KB)
Hiking Trails: Otter Cove (514 KB)
Exit Glacier (413 KB) Pedersen Lagoon (621 KB)
Harding Icefield (252 KB) Quicksand Cove (525 KB)
Redstone Glacier (498 KB)
Public Use Cabins: Southwestern Glacier (506 KB)
Aialik Bay (168 KB) Sunlight Glacier (424 KB)
Holgate (166 KB) Tooth Cove (461 KB)
North Arm (199 KB) Verdant Cove (557 KB)


The Harding Icefield in Kenai Fjords National Park  

Did You Know?
The Harding Icefield accumulates 400-800 inches of snow each year. It takes between 30-50 years for that snow to compress into glacial ice.

Last Updated: August 18, 2008 at 19:09 EST