5의 Ridgeway가지 명소 & 주요 장소

This loop takes you around the circumference of Centennial Park Campground. All told it offers about a mile of frontage along the beautiful, blue-green waters of the Kenai River, including fishing and fish-cleaning stations.

The lake not far from Soldotna is not very big with a length of 1.45km. But the calm he radiates is fabulous. Many rare birds can be seen on the observation deck. Very important: take binoculars.

Beautiful little church that opens the doors to anyone who is interested. Inside, expect a nice room with lots of pictures.

The Keen-Eye Nature Trail starting from the headquarters of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge near Soldotna, is 0.75 miles long through a wooded area with a side trail leading down to Headquarters Lake. There are three basic options on these refuge trails. First and easiest is the 0.3 mile (one way), "accessible with assistance," portion of Keen-Eye Nature Trail, an easy trail and boardwalk leading to a viewing deck on the shoreline of Headquarters Lake. Second, you can hike the 0.8 mile Keen-Eye loop, and third, there's the 2 mile Centennial Trail Loop through a wooded area with further opportunity to view wildlife in the area. All the trails together add up to an about 3 miles loop. Trail and nature information is available at the refuge visitor center.

Small peaceful lake in the forest near the headquarters of the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge near Soldotna. To access this lake walk a .75 mile roundtrip along the Keen-Eye Nature trail which starts near the headquarters for the refuge. A monocular on the viewing platform gives a good view of waterfowl on the lake and other birds including eagles perched on the trees surrounding the lake.

The 100m long gravel path leads the fastest from the Visitor Center to the Keen-Eye Natural Trail and thus to the lake.

In a few hairpin bends leads this 250m long way down to the lake through a wooded area, which ends in a kind of marsh and moorland. About wooden walkways to reach the observation deck, where well sprayed with mosquito repellent, which can observe native and migratory birds.