Amazing wildlife sightings on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula #3 

Dall's Porpoises off the bow.

A “killer” time: “On one boat ride out to Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge, Dall porpoises played in the surf at the bow, racing the boat and teasing us with their quick, agile bodies. No sooner than the porpoises had peeled away from their surf session, apod of transient orcas came to take their place. We stopped the boat and cut the engine, letting the sound of the enormous bodies rolling under our boat amaze us. You could tell the males from the females by their six-foot-high dorsal fins. We snapped photos of their particular markings and compared them with a scientific website later to learn their names and relations to one other. In the pod we saw that day, we were able to identify five generations of killer whales.”

  Have your own wild encounter on an active adventure on the Kenai Peninsula with Alaska Wildland Adventures in 2010!

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Question for a sunny Friday afternoon in Girdwood, Alaska: What’s the next best thing to a trip to Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge?

Answer: Our new Kenai Fjords Glacier Lodge Photo Gallery! Take a scenic stroll through the lodge and cabins, picture yourself kayaking in a glacial lagoon, see amazing wildlife and wilderness shots, and get a feel for the Glacier Lodge experience with our collection of  albums. Happy perusing and hope to see you in Alaska soon!

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Amazing wildlife sightings on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula with AWA’s hometeam!

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Amazing wildlife sightings on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula #2 An eagle’s “eagle eye”:  “We were rafting the beautiful Kenai River, enjoying a quiet, peaceful stretch around mile six or so. Suddenly, as if out of nowhere, an eagle swooped down right in front of the boat, and with outreached talons, he stretched into the water, attempting [...]

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Amazing wildlife sightings on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula with AWA’s hometeam!

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