7. Kenai National Wildlife Refuge

SOLDOTNA.   The U.S Fish and Wildlife Service manages this vast refuge, originally created by President Franklin D. Roosevelt as a moose preserve. Before venturing to the million+-acre site—the refuge is almost as large as Yellowstone National Park—be sure to stop at the visitor center in Soldotna. In addition to a nature trail and information films, they have the books and maps you'll need for a safe and enjoyable trip to the wilderness.   (© 10Best)

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