Kachemak Bay State Park is accessible by plane or boat from Homer, at the tip of the Kenai Peninsula, and is known for its scenic, wild mountain terrain, fjords, and coves. There are primitive campsites and trails to high mountain lakes and glaciers. An extensive trail system winds its way from the beach across fjords, rivers, forests, and ice fields. Interesting birds and wildlife abound: whales, seals, puffins, sea otters, porpoises, bears, mountain goats, wolves, eagles.

• Take a ferry ride from Homer across Kachemak Bay and explore the extensive trail system winding your way from the beach across fjords, rivers, forests, and ice fields.
• Watch the whales, seals, otters, porpoises, and other marine life frolick, eat and rest in the bay and along the coastline.
• Experience the world's second largest ocean tides.
• Climb the rugged and steep terrain to top of Poot Peak to absorb the spectacular panoramic view.