ADQ → KLN

Shelikof Strait

Look north to see the wide channel of water that separates Kodiak Island from the volcanic peaks of the Alaska Peninsula.

Mt. Glottof

One of the island's most prominent peaks, standing tall against the horizon with its sharp, icy profile.

Uganik Bay

A complex system of deep-water fjords and inlets often dotted with small fishing vessels and remote cannery outposts.

Larsen Bay Village

As the plane banks for the final approach, get a bird's-eye view of the historic cannery and the isolated village community.

Buskin Lake

Viewed shortly after takeoff, this pristine lake is surrounded by lush coastal vegetation and is a key salmon habitat.

Kodiak Interior Peaks

The jagged, glaciated central mountains of the island offer a rugged landscape that remains snow-capped most of the year.

Terror Lake

A high-altitude reservoir located deep within the mountains, providing a stark contrast between blue water and dark rock.

Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge

Vast stretches of roadless wilderness and alpine tundra where you might spot a Kodiak brown bear on the slopes.