Red Beach

Welcome to Red Beach

Nestled amidst the rugged shores of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula, Red Beach is a hidden gem where crimson-stained sand and granite cliffs create an otherworldly atmosphere, a testament to the region's unique geological history. As the sun dips into the Cook Inlet, the beach transforms into a kaleidoscope of warm hues, a sight that's as awe-inspiring as it is fleeting. With its basic facilities and unfettered access to the wild, Red Beach is an adventurer's haven where the raw beauty of Alaska's wilderness awaits.

Tide Forecast

Estimated tide forecast

Facilities & Amenities

Red Beach offers convenient access with available parking facilities.

Available Amenities

Seasonal Guide

☀️ Summer (June-August)

June to August is peak season with warm, sunny weather and extended daylight hours. Perfect for swimming, picnicking, and beach activities. Pack sunscreen and bring plenty of water.

🍂 Spring & Fall (Mar-May, Sep-Nov)

March to May (spring) and September to November (fall) offer pleasant temperatures with fewer crowds. Ideal for hiking coastal trails and enjoying peaceful beach walks. Bring layers as weather can be variable.

❄️ Winter (December-February)

December to February brings dramatic coastal scenery and powerful waves. Bring waterproof gear and warm clothing. The beach is less crowded, offering a tranquil experience.

Safety & Guidelines

• Always check tide charts before visiting
• Be aware of rip currents and rough surf conditions
• Practice Leave No Trace principles
• Respect wildlife—maintain safe distances
• Verify parking regulations and fees
• Bring sun protection and stay hydrated

Nearby Attractions

• Coastal hiking & walking trails
• Scenic coastal viewpoints
• Wildlife viewing areas near Alaska
• Scenic drives along the coast