Life In Kodiak

why kodiak

Explore Alaska’s Emerald Isle

Kodiak is Alaska’s Emerald Isle and gateway to the Aleutians. The island is home to roughly 12,500 residents across the City of Kodiak and outlying native villages.

KANA employees enjoy a unique combination of professional opportunity, outdoor adventure, and close community connections.

Kodiak boasts world-class recreation opportunities all year round including: camping, hiking, fishing, hunting, boating, wildlife viewing,

Kodiak is known across Alaska for its small-town relationships, cultural experiences, community involvement, and family-friendly environment.

Alaska is a unique region perfect for those looking for adventure. Enjoy coastal scenery, world-class outdoor recreation and unique experiences unavailable elsewhere else in the country.

life in kodiak

Qik-rtaq – Kodiak Island

Kodiak is a unique, diverse community and home to the Alutiiq/Sugpiaq people who have inhabited the island for more than 7,800 years.

Life in Kodiak is defined by its remote location off the coast of the Kenai Peninsula and much of the island, including outlying Native Villages, are accessible only by boat or plane. The City of Kodiak is home to Alaska’s largest commercial fishing fleet and the island hosts the U.S. Coast Guard’s largest military base. 

The island is easily accessible through Anchorage on Alaska Airlines and via the Alaska Marine Highway ferry route. On the island, a 100+ mile road system connects the City of Kodiak with unmatched access to hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, boating, and much more.