- The list below includes 21 free or cheap things to do in or near Cooper Landing, Alaska, including 31 different types of inexpensive activities like Fishing, Rafting, Gold Panning and Camping Site.
- From Kenai River Float-n-Fish to Alaska Kenai Fishing for Fun - Private Tours, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Cooper Landing and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kenai and Seward.
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The Fish House, Fishing Charters for salmon are either full day or half day and usually include a trip through Kenai Fjords National Park on the way to the fishing. The Fish House also offers halibut fishing charters, and the two trips can be combined.
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A striking and unique national park, the Kenai Fjords National Park sits at the edge of the Kenai Peninsula, where close to 40 glaciers give the park its most notable attraction.
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For an award-winning ride through areas only accessible by horseback, Bardy's Trail Rides – Day Tours is your ticket to seeing the beauty of Seward, Alaska. Riders will take in the abundant wildlife, including majestic bald eagles, colorful wildflowers, and pristine waters.
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The Exit Glacier Guides offers its clients the opportunity of hiking and escalading the glaciers in the area. It has several packages, including the ones which last several days.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.