Parks, Refuges, and Trails in Homer, AlaskaParks, Refuges, Trails
Visit HomerThe wild side of Homer
A short flight over beautiful scenery will take
visitors to Katmai and Lake Clark National Parks,
areas of pristine wilderness and prime brown bear
viewing areas.
Over 90 miles of managed trails of all skill levels run near the coast, by glacier lakes and inland up ridges providing a variety of hiking options. Trails with a variety of scenery are located in and near Homer. Order your copy of the Homer Chamber of Commerce's visitor guide including a map of trails near town or stop in the Visitor Center for more information and maps.
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Homer
may be the end of the road but it is the starting
place for many wilderness adventures in a variety of
public lands. The largest wildlife refuge in Alaska,
the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge is
headquartered in Homer, offering bird viewing and
experiences unmatched anywhere else.
By
water taxi you can enjoy the views of mountains,
glaciers and wildlife of the bay as you cross to
Kachemak Bay state park.