We left Seward early in the morning and headed for Homer. On the way to Homer was stopped in Skilak Lake Natural Refuge and did a little hike up the Hideout Trail. The trail was rather overgrown and Heather did not feel her best that day so we end up doing just a short hike with beautiful views of Skilak and Hidden Lakes constantly yelling, talking, singing, whistling… you name it … any noise to keep the plentiful bears away.
We arrived at our Highliner cabin in Homer later on that afternoon after moose sighting and after reaching the western most place reachable by road in North America - The Anchor Point. We toured ‘The Spit’ and skipped the stones at ‘The Lands End’ and dined out at the Homestead - one of the best restaurants…. period… especially since they had moose grazing at their front lawn…. RJ loved it. :o)
We left Seward early in the morning and headed for Homer. On the way to Homer was stopped in Skilak Lake Natural Refuge and did a little hike up the Hideout Trail. The trail was rather overgrown and Heather did not feel her best that day so we end up doing just a short hike with beautiful views of Skilak and Hidden Lakes constantly yelling, talking, singing, whistling… you name it … any noise to keep the plentiful bears away. 
We arrived at our Highliner cabin in Homer later on that afternoon after moose sighting and after reaching the western most place reachable by road in North America - The Anchor Point. We toured ‘The Spit’ and skipped the stones at ‘The Lands End’ and dined out at the Homestead - one of the best restaurants…. period… especially since they had moose grazing at their front lawn…. RJ loved it. :o)
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