Access Site
AK
Kasilof River Recreation Area
Source: alaska_department_of_fish_and_game Updated 1 year ago
City: Cohoe, AK
County: Kenai Peninsula Borough
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 60.31689980, -151.25856478
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About This Access Site
The Kasilof River Recreation Area offers a convenient boat ramp and access point for paddlers, anglers, and boaters on the Kasilof River. Located at mile 109.4 of the Sterling Highway, this state-managed site provides a paved launch area, ample day-use parking, and basic amenities like toilets and water.
The Kasilof River is a medium-sized river flowing roughly 45 miles from the Kenai Mountains to Cook Inlet. With an average elevation drop of 109 feet and flow rate over 300 cubic feet per second, it presents a moderate current that experienced paddlers can navigate. The river is popular for drift fishing, especially during salmon runs, as well as recreational boating.
Nearby, the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge offers abundant opportunities for wildlife viewing, hiking, and other outdoor recreation along the Kasilof River and surrounding landscapes. Visitors should check current regulations and be prepared for the river's character and seasonal conditions when launching from this access point.
The Kasilof River is a medium-sized river flowing roughly 45 miles from the Kenai Mountains to Cook Inlet. With an average elevation drop of 109 feet and flow rate over 300 cubic feet per second, it presents a moderate current that experienced paddlers can navigate. The river is popular for drift fishing, especially during salmon runs, as well as recreational boating.
Nearby, the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge offers abundant opportunities for wildlife viewing, hiking, and other outdoor recreation along the Kasilof River and surrounding landscapes. Visitors should check current regulations and be prepared for the river's character and seasonal conditions when launching from this access point.