We left Seward heading towards Homer and made the town of
Soldotna our pit stop for the night. We
found a nice park and went down to the river to watch people fishing for salmon
along the banks. The next morning we
loaded up on gas and headed out to complete our journey to Homer.
Wow, words can not describe the beauty of Homer. About a mile out of town there is a lookout
along the road that offers some amazing views from up on high. From there the road drops into a quaint
little town. Homer is a fishing
community but not commercialized like Seward is. The Spit attracts a lot of tourists, mostly RVers and people
looking to try their luck on the fishing charters. There are also boats taking you over to where the glaciers are,
where you can go sightseeing for bears, try some halibut fishing, or spend
endless days camping out in the wild wilderness.
The town of Homer isn’t impressive with its selection
of trails but we did manage to find one and got in some nice views.
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| Soldotna |
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| Homer overlook |
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Ginger loved our campsite as much as we did
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