Alaska Tide Tables
Valuable Tidal Information

Alaska tide tables cover a lot of territory. So I am providing the ones that are most used for Cook Inlet, the Kenai Peninsula and many of the islands and bays in Prince William Sound.

Tidal predictions are useful when you use Alaska cabin rentals on a coastline, for camping in marine parks, going clam digging and other ocean shoreline vacation activities. You'll want to have a good idea of when the tide is in and when it goes out, so you can time your activities with them.

Just remember, these Alaska tide tables are tidal predictions for high and low tides - not statements of fact. People have been trying to predict sea tides for centuries, but they are never 100 percent accurate because there are too many factors that can influence them. Unusual weather can cause tidal currents to change, causing "weather tides".

With those things noted, these tidal charts are prepared by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), so they are about as accurate as you are going to get with tidal information.

Each down-loadable Alaska tide table file consists of twelve pages of predictions, one for each month of the current year. It will open in a new window so you won't have to leave this page. And if you magnify it to about 150 percent, it will be easy to read.

Tide Tables for Upper Cook Inlet:

Tide Tables for Cook Inlet, Along the Shorelines of Western Kenai Peninsula:

Tide Tables for the Kachemak Bay Area near Homer:

Tide Tables for Eastern Kenai Peninsula Shorelines and Kenai Fjords National Park:

Tide Tables for the Islands and Shorelines along Western Prince William Sound:

Tide Tables for the Islands and Shorelines along Eastern Prince William Sound and the Cordova Area:

There are many other Alaska tide tables besides those above. So, if you didn't find the one you want, contact me and let me know which one you need and I will add it to this page. If you want to be notified when it has been added, you can either subscribe to my RSS Feed (under the left Nav Buttons) or ask me to send you notice by e-mail. Now help yourself to more valuable information for visiting Alaska at the page on Traveling to Alaska...

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