Kenai boondocking laws

In Alaska the rules as explained to me are: You can park, camp, boondock, anywhere in AK as long as you are off the roadway and there are no signs prohibiting trespassing, parking or camping in the area you choose. Some of the areas on the Kenai are signed, and others are not. We've stopped at spots outside the Whittier cut off at Portage, at the large rest area at the top of the grade after the Sterling Highway heads SW from Turnagain Arm, and at other areas south of Soldatna. Trying to overnight along the Kenai River, especially when the Kings or Reds are running, will prove very very difficult. Fishing for Kings on the Kenai has been severely restricted due to low numbers this year. Check the Emergency Orders before you try to fish anywhere.

We've been AK since June 1 and spent 2 weeks on the Kenai. We're waiting for Pinks in Valdez, but have over 120 lbs of Halibut in the freezers now.

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