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Homer, Alaska
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Known as the halibut capital of the world,
Homer rests on the bank of Kachemak Bay, a sheltered arm of lower Cook
Inlet, and is easily accessible by land, air or sea. Once here, visitors
will find snowcapped mountains reaching thousands of feet into the sky with
glaciers winding their way to the ocean below. Salmon and trout swim in the
crystal waters while eagles and seabirds search for food along the miles of
beaches. All of these facets come together in the surrounding area to create
a miniature vision of Alaska's grandeur.
Center for Alaska
Coastal Studies , PO. Box 2225, Homer, AK 99603, 907-235-6667
City of Homer, City
Hall, 491 E. Pioneer Ave., Homer, AK 99603, 907-235-8121
Homer Council on the Arts , 3774
Bartlett St., Homer, AK 99603, 907-235-4288
Homer Public Library,
141 Pioneer Ave., Homer, AK 99603, 907-235-3180
Homer Senior Citizen's Center ,
3935 Svedlund St., Homer, AK 99603, 907-235-7655
Homer Tribune, 601 E. Pioneer,
Ate. 109, Homer, AK 99603 (907) 235-3714
Kachemak Bay Branch, Kenai Peninsula College, 533 E. Pioneer Ave.
Homer, AK 99603, 907-235-7743
Contact us for more
information on Homer Alaska and the fun things there are to do for your next
tour!
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