NPS Photo Some of the land along Kenai Fjords coastline is owned by the Port Graham Corporation, an Alaska Native Corporation. A land use permit is required to access these private lands, however, some areas are marked as public easements and can be used for up to 24 hours without a permit. Consult the map below to see if your journey into the Kenai Fjords backcountry may overlap with Port Graham Corporation lands. For information on permits and fees contact:Port Graham Corporation Formed under the Alaska Native Settlement Act of 1971 to represent the Sugpiaq people inhabiting the Kenai Fjords, the Port Graham Corporation is located on the tip of the gorgeous Kenai peninsula at the sea-bound entry to Cook Inlet. The Port Graham Corporation and Kenai Fjords National Park are working together to preserve and protect the rich ecological and cultural values of the Kenai Fjords through establishment of infrastructure leading to cooperative management of park and corporation lands and resources. 
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Coastal Camping & Landing Beaches
Plan to access the backcountry by water? Learn important information about safely camping along the Kenai Fjords coast. 
Laws & Policies
Learn about Kenai Fjords National Park's enabling legislation and regulations. 
ANCSA and ANILCA
Learn more about the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) and the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) |
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Last updated: March 26, 2025