- Our list of the best things to do in Cooper Landing, Alaska, features the top 22 nearby activities — including 19 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Cooper Landing, AK has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Water Activities, Outdoor Places, Sights & Landmarks, and Tours.
- The results below include the top 18 things to do within the city of Cooper Landing, AK , followed by 4 popular activities in nearby cities, including Seward and Kenai
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Seward Water Taxi's Alaskan Coastal Safari Private Tour offers visitors an up close encounter with some of Alaska's wildlife. The breathtaking scenery and calm waters make for a relaxing experience.
29.8 Miles
The Seward Fishing Club is a fishing charter company that provides a heated cabin, two bathrooms, and a licensed crew for each trip. Types of fish that can be caught on the excursions include Halibut, Salmon, and Rock Fish.
29.8 Miles
Year round camping is available at Waterfront Park. In the summer, people can use tents or RVs to go camping, while in the winter, all units must be fully self-contained.
29.9 Miles
With the appearances ion Travel Channel and on Discovery Channel, the Kayak Adventures Worldwide may worth the while with its several kayaking packages. It also offers classes for the novices.
30.0 Miles
Fishing charters for both experienced fishermen and families are the main services provided through Alaska Northern Outfitters. Halibut and salmon are the focus of the excursions through the Gulf of Alaska, Prince William Sound, Kenai Fjords National Park, and Resurrection Bay.
30.1 Miles
The only public aquarium and wildlife rescue center in Alaska, the Alaska SeaLife Center is dedicated to rescuing and returning into the wild marine mammals. There are daytime and nighttime programs with which everyone can learn more about the local marine wildlife.
30.1 Miles
The Seward Museum is an educational museum that charges $5 per person in the summer and free admission in the winter. The museum includes artifacts that detail the history of the city of Seward.
30.3 Miles
While the Resurrection Bay is best suited for watching the local marine wildlife, on the shores there are plenty of amenities and trails for the entire family to enjoy.
30.7 Miles
Miller's Landing- Sea kayaking trips are offered to Bridal Veil Waterfall, Orca Island, Humpy Cover, and Aialik Bay. The company also offers overnight kayaking trips to Thumb Cove, Kayaker's Cove, and Northwestern Fjord, as well as equipment rental.
32.1 Miles
Liquid Adventures takes its clients in kayaking and stand-up paddling tours. There are also two fishing packages for the sport fishing enthusiasts.