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Spire Cove is one of the most recognizable formations in Kenai Fjords National Park, shaped over thousands of years by retreating glaciers that carved the steep walls and isolated sea stacks. Accessible only by water, this area highlights the rugged geological history that defines the park. On this cloudy day, the soft light made the blue water appear even more vibrant as we traveled through the cove, taking in the dramatic cliffs and quiet beauty of this remote coastal landscape.