Clam Gulch is a small unincorporated community located on the Kenai Peninsula in Alaska. Nestled along the scenic coastline, it offers stunning views of the surrounding natural beauty, including the Cook Inlet and the rugged Alaskan landscape. Known primarily for its fishing opportunities, Clam Gulch is a popular destination for clam digging, particularly for razor clams in the summer months. The community has a laid-back atmosphere, attracting both locals and visitors seeking outdoor activities such as fishing, birdwatching, and hiking. The nearby Clam Gulch State Recreation Area provides access to beaches and trails, making it a great spot for picnics and family outings. With a limited number of services, Clam Gulch retains its charm as a quiet getaway. The population is small, contributing to a tight-knit community vibe. It serves as a gateway to the larger towns of Soldotna and Kenai, where more amenities can be found. Recreational enthusiasts appreciate the area's wildlife, natural hot springs, and opportunities to connect with Alaska's diverse ecosystem.