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Activities
 Just trying how it must have felt.  Now how to land such a catch?  Look at me mom!  I hope you like fish?  Kodiak Missile Launch Site.
| Welcome to Kodiak Pathways. We are pleased to provide an opportunity for teens ages (13-17) to experience a unique adventure at our lodge located on Kodiak Island, Kodiak, Alaska. |
| Kodiak Pathways can build upon the work of treatment centers, therapeutic boarding schools, and other residential facilities by providing continued support in a fun, interesting, and unique environment. |
Kodiak Pathways has, for the summer of 2008 season, blocked 28 days from July 13th 2008 until August 9th 2008 exclusively for our young guests to experience various activities
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- stream fishing for wild Alaska salmon,
- learn fly fishing and fly tying,
- open water kayaking,
- wild life viewing,
- photography,
- open water boating and fishing,
- hiking,
- whale watching,
- beach combing, and much more.
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| | We are fortunate to have experienced counselors,
who provide mentoring and modeling for our
young adult guests. |
| | As parents and professionals, our counselors share a commitment
to expose young people to the dynamics of appropriate social
interaction and behavior, as well as share their passions for the
extraordinary outdoor recreational activities available on Kodiak Island. |
Young people have the opportunity to meet and make new friends from around
the United States, and the world.- shopping malls are replaced with beaches
and mountain trails - video games with a fly tying vice and a fly rod
- cameras replace the T.V. remote capturing the exhilarating
natural beauty of Kodiak - and cell phones are replaced with camp fire conversation
Kodiak Pathways provides a safe yet exhilarating venue. The wonders
of nature, so abundant on Kodiak, will have an inspiring impact on
each of our students.
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Kodiak Pathways is located on Alaska's Kodiak Island, and more specifically
on the pristine shoreline of Kalsin Bay, approximately 24 miles from town on
the Chiniak highway. Kodiak is called Alaska´s Emerald Jewel. It´s mountains
are a lush green rising from the deep, blue waters of the Pacific, and capped
year round with snow. The abundance of plant, animal and sea life, in concert
with the archeological and historical sites found on Kodiak Island, speaks
directly to ones sense of renewed life. |
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