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The Kenai Peninsula has several fishing sites that are handicapped
accessible.
Russian River
At the Tawah Ferry Crossing at Mile 55 of the Sterling Highway. There
is an accessible fishing area adjacent to the ferry dock.
Centennial Park in Soldotna
Heading south on Sterling Highway, turn left at the Fred Meyer stop
light and drive a quarter of a mile. An accessible campground is on
the right with fishing from the boat landing.
Anchor River
Mile 157 of the Sterling Highway. The public campground has a gravel
fishing platform.
Hidden Lake
Sterling Highway, Mile 58. Take Skilak Lake Road seven miles to the
campground. Handicapped- accessible campsites, rest-rooms, paved sites
and roads.
Kenai River
Big Eddy State Recreation Area off the Kenai Spur Highway, 2 miles from
the Sterling Highway on Big Eddy Road. .
Homer Spit Fishing Lagoon
Hard surface walkway at the Fishery Enhancement Lagoon, "The Ol'
Fishin Hole."
Lower Russian River Lake
Famous for rainbow trout. A state Forest Service cabin is accessible
via float plane 25 minutes from Seward or 22 minutes from Cooper Landing.
The cabin has ramps at the front and rear doors, a large pit toilet,
boat dock and ramp for wheelchair users. However, there is no boardwalk
connecting the cabin to the dock. A boat is provided.
