Nikiski, Cook Inlet, Alaska Tide Chart

Local time: 2026-01-04 Sun 4:25 PM AKST 

Nikiski, Cook Inlet, Alaska
60.6833° N, 151.3981° W

2026-01-04 Sun  4:53 PM AKST   23.6 feet  High Tide
                6:01 PM AKST   Moonrise
               11:45 PM AKST   -4.6 feet  Low Tide
2026-01-05 Mon  6:01 AM AKST   22.4 feet  High Tide
               10:11 AM AKST   Sunrise
               11:41 AM AKST   Moonset
               12:00 PM AKST    2.9 feet  Low Tide
                4:11 PM AKST   Sunset
                5:43 PM AKST   23.1 feet  High Tide
                7:51 PM AKST   Moonrise
2026-01-06 Tue 12:28 AM AKST   -3.8 feet  Low Tide
                6:46 AM AKST   22.4 feet  High Tide
               10:09 AM AKST   Sunrise
               11:40 AM AKST   Moonset
               12:47 PM AKST    2.7 feet  Low Tide
                4:13 PM AKST   Sunset
                6:33 PM AKST   22.1 feet  High Tide
                9:31 PM AKST   Moonrise
2026-01-07 Wed  1:11 AM AKST   -2.4 feet  Low Tide
                7:30 AM AKST   22.1 feet  High Tide
               10:08 AM AKST   Sunrise
               11:38 AM AKST   Moonset
                1:35 PM AKST    2.9 feet  Low Tide
                4:15 PM AKST   Sunset
                7:26 PM AKST   20.6 feet  High Tide
               11:04 PM AKST   Moonrise
2026-01-08 Thu  1:54 AM AKST   -0.4 feet  Low Tide
                8:15 AM AKST   21.4 feet  High Tide
               10:07 AM AKST   Sunrise
               11:36 AM AKST   Moonset
                2:26 PM AKST    3.4 feet  Low Tide
                4:17 PM AKST   Sunset

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