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It's spread out, and the area comprises two towns close together--Soldotna and Kenai, with smaller ones nearby. Driving is an absolute must, unless you're truly hardcore and can bike over a 100 miles a day. There is no local bus service that I've ever seen. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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You can cab around if youve flown in or better yet rent a car at the airport. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Tern Lake by mcpangie
Map Reading: You will probably notice that the highways in Alaska are named and numbered and either can change. The Seward Highway would be the stretch of road from Anchorage to Seward, but Highway 1 turns down toward Homer at Tern Lake is called the Sterling Highway from this point on. In the contiguous lower-48 changing highway names and numbers could make it really hard for someone unfamiliar with the territory because there are so many options. But in Alaska, there are only a few major highways and the signs are well-placed so it is hard to get lost. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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You can take a boat to explore the beautiful coastal areas and fjords of Kenai Peninsula. They are available at the seaside towns e.g. Seward, Homer, Whittler. Leave a Comment Theme: Ship/Boat
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