Paddling Kenai Fjords' North Arm

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The North Arm bay of the Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska, boasts of its breathtaking scenery and bountiful animal life. One can explore its beauty through kayaking in its bay. Its coastal water is home to the river otters and harbor porpoises.

Column, Description and travel, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska

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Hit the water; cool spots, hot gear, true tips: a sea kayak primer

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Alaska offers many good places for kayakers. The Shuyak Island State Park, Glacier Bay National Park, Prince William Sound, Kenai Fjords National Park and Misty Fiords National Monument are discussed. Information about kayaks is also given.

Cover Story, National parks and reserves, National parks, Kayaking, Sea kayaking

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Legends of the Hairy Man; Alaska's sasquatch

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Most Native Alaskans residing in rural communities attest to the existence of Hairy Men. Those who claim to have encountered these creatures describe them as between seven and 10 ft. tall, two-footed, dark and covered with hair.

Myths and legends, Sasquatch

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