Introducing King Salmon
The residents of King Salmon are mostly government employees, living in a vast, wide, open landscape on the beautiful Nak- nek River. The town is a little rough around the edges and, along with the relative lack of people, this gives King Salmon a quiet, edge-of-the-world appeal.
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Just under 300 air miles from Anchorage, King Salmon is the air-transport hub for Katmai National Park & Preserve and most visitors see little more than the airport terminal and the float dock where they catch a flight into the park.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: How Many Airports Have You Been To?
by stopthebus 19 June 2011
I want to update my list, four years later... add to #152: Anchorage King Salmon, Alaska Minneapolis Cincinnatti Austin Reykjavik A …
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RE: Alaska end of August
by nilsy 06 January 2011
I don't think you'd bother going in the wiinter. June, July and August are the typical times. The Brooks Falls aren't very big - fish…
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RE: Alaska in March or May
by alapah 11 February 2010
You can't fly directly from Barrow to Nome. On Alaska Air, you have to fly into Anchorage to go out to Nome. However, it is possible to…
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