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A trip through the Kenai Fjords National Park
43 views0 commentsUploaded 08/12/2009
Held in late September, the Seward Music and Arts Festival is a great place to meet locals and experience...
77 views1 commentsUploaded 11/14/2008
The Seward Museum is a straight-forward museum - all history and no frills. But I really enjoyed seeing...
44 views1 commentsUploaded 11/13/2008
The Alaska SeaLife Center in Seward is primarily a rehabilitation facility for marine animals. However...
91 views0 commentsUploaded 11/12/2008
RVs are one of the most popular ways to explore Alaska. The prevalence of top-notch camping sites makes...
53 views0 commentsUploaded 11/12/2008
Hotel Seward is the oldest hotel in town. If historic rooms are not your thing, the renovated rooms...
66 views0 commentsUploaded 11/10/2008
Alaska is a subsistence culture, so I joined Alaska Lonely Planet writer Catherine Bodry on her quest...
115 views1 commentsUploaded 11/10/2008
This is by far the coolest, tastiest and most memorable place I ate in Alaska. Steve Miller at the...
257 views3 commentsUploaded 10/30/2008
Seward, Alaska, is a cute little town that actually offers a lot of entertainment for its small size...
56 views0 commentsUploaded 10/29/2008
The Moby Dick Hostel is the only budget option in Seward, located on 3rd Avenue right near the main...
668 views2 commentsUploaded 10/28/2008
I love to travel during the shoulder season: less tourists and more quality interactions with locals...
67 views2 commentsUploaded 10/27/2008
Experience what is like to be on a sled being pulled by 16 Alaskan huskies. These sled dogs are something...
217 views0 commentsUploaded 10/22/2008
The Yukon Bar made me feel like I had finally arrived in Alaska - booze, music and locals. What more...
171 views1 commentsUploaded 10/22/2008
Hiking the Exit Glacier, Alaska's most visited glacier, is an easy insight into Alaska's vast wilderness...
151 views1 commentsUploaded 10/21/2008