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Transportation to and from Alaska
Below are links to several airlines that fly in and out of Anchorage Alaska.
Most of our Alaska fishing guests fly into Anchorage
And then rent a car and drive the 140 mile very scenic Seward highwayto our
Alaska fishing lodge facilities.
(click on the image to visit their web site)
We have listed several Alaska
rental car companies contact information to help you find a good deal on
rental cars. For the lowest rates try renting from the local companies that
are not located at the Anchorage airport. You can also take a 20 minute
commuter flight from Anchorage to Kenai on ERA Aviation and rent a car in
Kenai Alaska. •
Anchorage Airport
Anchorage Cars Rentals:• Alamo Rent A Car; 907-247-0017
• Dollar Rent A Car; 907-248-5388
• Hertz Rent A Car; 800-654-3131
• Ace Rent A Car; 907-562-8078
• A-1 Car Rental; 907-563-2262
• Airport Rental; 907-562-0897
• Alaska Car & Van 907-243-4444
• Arctic Rent a Car; 907-561-2990
• High Country; 907-562-8078
• Midnight Sun car & van; 907-243-8806
Kenai Car Rentals:•
Budget; 907-283-4507
• Payless Car Rental; 800-729-5377
• Avis Rent A Car; 907-283-7900
• Great Alaska Car Co.; 907-283-3469
Additional Ground Transportation Information:
•
Kenai Airport Vendor Page
• Avis Car Rental
• Budget Car Rental
• Bus Transportation
• Rail from Seward to Anchorage
The Drive from Anchorage to Kenai & Soldotna is a very scenic and well
maintained paved highway along the Seward & Sterling Highways also known as
Highway 1.
How to get here: From Anchorage you will follow Highway 1 South on the Kenai
Peninsula 150 miles to Soldotna. There is lots to see on the drive along
Turnagain arm you can view Dall Sheep on the mountains above, and Belulga
whales in the ocean. Stop at portage glacier, see Moose and other wildlife.
About 30 miles before the town of Seward you will come to a fork in the road
and take a right onto the Sterling Highway which will take you along Kenai
Lake and the beginning of Alaska’s Kenai River. You will go thru the Town of
Cooper Landing and drive by the popular fishing area of the Russian River
where many people fish from the shore for Sockeye or Red Salmon. You will
then drive out onto the Kenai flats where you are likely to see moose before
you come into the town of Sterling Alaska. Just 12 miles past Sterling you
will come into Soldotna Alaska where our Fishing lodges are located. On the
days you go fishing for the giant Alaska halibut off Anchor Point you will
continue south on this same highway south towards Homer Alaska passing thru
the small Alaska villages of Kasilof, Clam Gulch, Ninilchick at Deep Creek
and then Anchor Point 10 miles from Homer where you will find our halibut
boat parked along the Anchor River near the Anchor Point State Park on the
Beach of Cook Inlet where our 30 foot halibut charter boat will be launched
into Alaska’s Cook Inlet for the best halibut fishing in the world.
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