A new lodge is set to open in Kenai Fjords National Park in Alaska. The ecolodge will be run by Alaska Wildland Adventures, an experienced tourism and adventure group.
The lodge will be located on the 1,700 acre, native-owned, Pederson Lagoon Wildlife Sanctuary and will be open seasonally from June until mid-September.
The lodge will consist of a main building that contains a lobby, library, bar and dining room plus 16 cabins with private baths, heating and electricity.
The lodge will be accessible by shuttle boats from Seward. Activities will
include hiking, sea kayaking, photography tours and wildlife viewing.
The lodge is an exciting development for ecotourists because it offers travelers a first-hand, pristine Alaska experience and a chance to truly escape from it all. To quote the lodge's own website, "With only sixteen cabins surrounded by a 2,000 acre wildlife sanctuary, it's safe to assume you'll find plenty of "me-time."
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