Things to do in Seward

This bustling maritime hub launches visitors into Alaska's wilderness from its certified Clean Harbor. Watch local fishing fleets or board a charter for unforgettable wildlife and glacier cruises in Resurrection Bay.

Walk alongside a massive wall of ice at one of Alaska's most accessible glaciers. Hike the well-marked trails for close-up views of this rapidly retreating natural wonder.

Stroll along Resurrection Bay's waterfront, where sea otters and eagles play against Alaska's mountain backdrop. Bring binoculars to spot whales while enjoying the park's scenic promenade and recreational spaces.

Dive into Alaska's marine world at this research center and aquarium where rehabilitation meets education. Get nose-to-glass with Steller sea lions, harbor seals, and playful puffins in their naturalistic habitats.

Resurrection Bay's glacier-carved fjords shelter abundant marine wildlife, from playful sea otters to breaching whales. Glide through pristine waters on a guided kayak tour for intimate Alaska coastal encounters.

This coastal haven blends rainforest trails with Resurrection Bay's marine wonders, where sea otters play offshore. Time your visit with the tides to explore the scenic 4.5-mile path to historic Fort McGilvray.

This dual-purpose building showcases Seward's history from indigenous times to the 1964 earthquake. Explore the museum's exhibits, then relax in the library with its striking multi-hued exterior reflecting Alaska's landscape.

This rugged Alaskan peak hosts one of America's oldest and steepest footraces each Fourth of July. Hikers tackle the challenging trail for spectacular panoramic views of Resurrection Bay and the Kenai Peninsula.