Exploring the vast wilderness of Alaska in your RV rental from A&M RV Center is just one way to travel around the state. For some, another way to see the Alaskan landscape is from the water. With more than three million lakes and streams, the adventure possibilities are endless. We often get questions from locals and tourists alike, about where the best spots are for kayaking. While there are too many to count, here are three unique places to launch your watercraft for the day. 1. Aialik BayLocated in Kenai Fjords National Park, Aialik Glacier is a kayaker's dream and a photographer's heaven. If you're looking for a pristine backdrop for some stunning photos, crystal clear waters, and hours of entertainment, then this is the spot for you. In the summer, the glacier retreats just enough, leaving behind miniature waterfalls that dot the mountainsides. This bay is a popular destination, ... Continued
