Kenai / Soldotna Parks & Trails
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If you’re a bird watcher, you’ll love this half-mile trail of Aspen and Spruce forest.
The Keen-Eye Nature Trail is .75 miles long through a wooded area with a side trail leading down to Headquarters Lake. The Centennial Trail provide an additional 1.9 mile loop through a wooded area with further opportunity to view wildlife in the area.
Difficulty: Moderate Distance: 5 – 50 miles Elevation Gain: Less than 500ft Type: Out-and-Back Features: Kid Friendly
Stop off here during the summer for an eagle’s eye view of an annual Alaskan fishing frenzy. We really love our salmon, and it shows! Or, just count the bald eagles circling high overhead.
The trail is half a mile long and takes you through a mature birch forest that is carpeted with devil’s club and watermelon berry plants. It’s an easy walking, ideal for small children, and ends at a small camping area on a slight bluff that overlooks Bishop’s Beach and Bishop Creek.