HAVE WHEELS? Whether you bring your own vehicle or rent one when you arrive, more than 100 miles of scenic roadway are yours to explore. Many visitors enjoy driving the entire road system—packing a lunch, grabbing a fishing rod, and stopping wherever the scenery demands. Along the way you’ll find photo-worthy viewpoints, trailheads for hikes of all levels, river and stream fishing access, and several WWII historic sites. Kodiak rewards unhurried travel, so give yourself time to pull over and explore. THE WEATHER OUTSIDE IS… UNPREDICTABLE! Kodiak’s weather is part of its charm and part of its identity. The rain and fog that give the island its nickname, “The Emerald Isle,” also create the rich habitat that supports bears, whales, puffins, salmon, and the island’s lush green summers. Days can be sunny and spectacular, but wind, rain, and fog are just as common. Weather often shifts several times in a single afternoon. Embrace it—you’re visiting one of the world’s most remarkable islands, and the memories you take home won’t hinge on the skies. WHAT TO PACK Even in summer, Kodiak stays cool. The key is layering—add or remove clothing as conditions change. Pack: • Warm base layers • A waterproof jacket and rain pants • The island standard: rubber boots • Comfortable hiking or walking shoes • Hat and gloves for cooler days And don’t forget the essentials for making the most of your trip: • Binoculars • Camera • Extra batteries and memory cards Kodiak is a place of big landscapes and unforgettable moments—you’ll want everything you need to enjoy it fully. FERRY RESERVATIONS (800) 642-0066 ferryalaska.com KODIAK.ORG | 5
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