Excursion Self guided nature walk tour at Kodiak

Explore Kodiak's spectacular beauty and wartime history during your self-guided scenic hike through a section of the 183-acre (74-hectare) Fort Abercrombie State Park.

Depart the pier for the brief drive to the main parking lot of Ft. Abercrombie State Park.

Ft. Abercrombie State Park

The provided map will guide you along well-maintained natural and gravel trails offering breathtaking views and photo

opportunities. The park's coastline is inhabited by a wide array of diverse seabird species, and whale sightings are frequently

reported in this area throughout the season.

Military History

During your self -guided hike, you can view World War II bunkers from Kodiak's wartime past, including the Miller Point Gun Placement, one of the largest bunkers in the park.

The forested trails may include small wooden boardwalks, short 10% to 20% slopes, and a 68-step staircase (with rest spots). Arrive at the main parking lot to re-board your transfer bus for the return drive to the pier.

Note

Please note: This tour involves a self guided walk of approximately 1.5-2 miles (2.4-3.2 kilometers) over natural unpaved trails, including inclines and 68 stairs. Trails pass ocean-side bluffs. It is not recommended for guests with limited mobility or those who utilize a wheelchair. Guests are advised to dress warmly in layers, including water-resistant outerwear and wear hiking shoes or boots. Entrance to the Museum in the park, if open, is not included and is $10 USD cash.Transportation to and from the trail head is via school bus. Space is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment. Whale sightings from the bluffs cannot be guaranteed. Fear of heights may impede enjoyment in some areas as the trail passes several cliffsides to the ocean.