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| About Seward Alaska | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The
town of Seward is located at the head of Resurrection Bay on the Kenai
Peninsula. Seward is one of Alaska’s oldest and most scenic
communities. Known as the “Gateway to the Kenai Fjords National
Park”, Seward is a photographers dream! The population of Seward
is roughly around 2500 in the winter and around 7000 during the busy
summer season. When you arrive in Seward, you will notice our bustling
harbor, historic downtown district and Mt. Marathon as the town’s
background! A wide range of accommodations, RV & tent parks, fuel
stations, restaurants and visitor centers are available to you. Wherever
you go in Seward, you will find friendly hospitality and pride among
our residents! |
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Seward
Activities Alaska Sea Life Center (excellent for the young ones) Seward Museum (100 year history of Seward) Shopping at one of a kind shops/art galleries Horseback riding Flight-seeing Tours of Harding Ice Field Summer sled dog tours Hiking treks of Mt. Marathon or Exit Glacier Sea-kayaking tours Camping And the star attraction Fishing & Sightseeing! How
to get to Seward |
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