Tooth Cove
Three beautiful coves have clear water and offer beautiful kayaking, but limited camping.
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Tooth Cove Details
Tooth Cove and its neighboring North and South Tooth Coves are located on the eastern side of Aialik Bay, just south of Coleman Bay. The three small coves here are all quite similar; the middle one, Tooth Cove, is the only one that is officially named. Camping is limited here: the best beaches for camping are at the back of Tooth and South Tooth Coves. Bear-resistant food containers are required, since there is no locker or large trees for hanging food. Both Tooth Cove and North Tooth Cove can be closed seasonally for nesting birds. In all three coves, spend some time paddling the super clear waters and drinking in the great views of the tidal areas.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Tooth Cove
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2.1 mi away
Bear Cove
A popular spot in Aialik Bay for kayak tours, with two camping areas and a good pick-up beach.
2.6 mi away
Coleman Bay Area
Home to a ranger station, campsite, and boat mooring, Coleman Bay is an attractive stop in Aialik Bay.
4.9 mi away
Holgate Cabin
Holgate Cabin is a summer-use cabin on the Kenai coast.
5.0 mi away
Aialik Cabin
Aialik Cabin is a summer-use cabin on the Kenai coast.
5.0 mi away
Holgate Arm
Holgate Arm can be both stunning and challenging, and offers several campsites as well as a public-use cabin.
