Visiting Seward 2020
VISITING SEWARD 2020 MUST DO’S IN SEWARD KAYAKING, HIKING & GLACIER CRUISE TOURS Whether you’re a first-time adventurer, or a seasoned explorer, there are many options for exploring Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords National Park. Half-day, full-day and multi-day kayaking, kayak & hike combos, and kayak & cruise combos. Sunny Cove Kayaking, www.sunnycove.com, 1.907.224.4426 WILDLIFE & GLACIER CRUISES Explore Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords National Park while listening to naturalist narration aboard a comfortable tour boat. Adventures into Northwestern Fjord, and Aialik Bay are available daily. Watch for whales, orcas, seals, puffins, eagles, sea lions and more! Kenai Fjords Tours, www.kenaifjords.com, 1.907.224.8068 Prefer a small boat option? View Resurrection Bay and Kenai Fjords National Park with the naturalist captains of Seward Ocean Excursions. Seward Ocean Excursions, www.sewardoceanexcursions.com, 1.907.599.0499 DOG SLEDDING TOURS Visit the dog camps of Iditarod racers and learn more about ‘The Last Great Race.’ Options include a kennel tour and a dog sled ride, or for the ultimate adventure, choose the helicopter dog sledding tour on Godwin Glacier. Turning Heads Kennel, www.turningheadskennel.com, 1.907.362.4354 Seavey’s Ididaride, www.ididaride.com, 1.907.224.8607 HIKING Seward is home to a multitude of hiking trails, from easy beach walks and rainforest trails to quad burning climbs to mountain ridges and glacier overviews. • Harding Icefield Trail • Exit Glacier Trail • Tonsina Point Trail • Mount Marathon Trail 4 FLIGHT SEEING We always recommend getting in the air while visiting Seward. Alaska is a huge state, and your perspective will change when you see our majestic mountains, glaciers and fjords from the air.
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