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So Soldotna gathers a homestead town, the turquoise Kenai, and the world-record king salmon onto the central Kenai Peninsula. Our Soldotna designs gather that into wearable form. Wear the history. World-record water — Soldotna, on the Kenai River.
The pioneers who came — the Mullens, the Hershbergers, and dozens of others — took up homestead claims of up to 160 acres, grew gardens under glass against the short northern season, fished the river for their tables, and slowly turned a clearing at the highway junction into a real community. Soldotna incorporated as a city in 1967, one of the rare Alaska towns whose founding generation lived to see it. Many proved up their claims with little more than a tent, a stove, and a few hard seasons of clearing and building.
Why People Visit Soldotna
Visitors come to Soldotna for the Kenai River and stay for everything around it — the salmon runs, the wildlife refuge, the homestead history, and an easy, river-centered pace. It is the natural base for the whole central Peninsula, with drift boats and fish camps along the water in summer and the northern lights overhead in winter. Active, welcoming, and built around its river, Soldotna rewards anyone drawn to the great Alaska outdoors in any season.
