Seward, Alaska
Seward: 9 places to camp, 16 trails, 23 fishing spots, 5 bars and breweries, 9 sights, 3 bike routes
Seward is a trip base for Exit Glacier and the Kenai Fjords, with fishing on Resurrection Bay and at several lakes. The 8.2 mile Harding Icefield Trail and the 14 mile Lost Lake trail are the longer walks, while the 4 mile Mount Marathon and the 6 mile Mt. Alice add shorter climbs. Miller's Landing's 30 sites and Seward KOA Holiday's 72 sites are two of the camps, and Exit Glacier Campground is another.
Drive from Anchorage: 2h05 · from Fairbanks: Full day, 8h39
Today in Seward
Camping near Seward
- Bear Creek RV Park, ~80 sites
- Dale Clemens Cabin
- Exit Glacier Campground
- Forest Acres Campground, ~24 sites
- Miller's Landing, 30 sites
- Seward KOA Holiday, 72 sites
- Seward RipTide RV Resort, 67 sites
- Seward Waterfront Park, ~400 sites
- Stoney Creek RV Park, ~80 sites
Trails near Seward
- Bear Lake Trail, 7.5 mi
- Caines Head - North Beach, 9 mi
- Exit Glacier - Glacier View Loop, 2 mi
- Fort McGilvray (Caines Head), 13.5 mi
- Harding Icefield Trail, 8.2 mi
- Iditarod Trail: Nash Rd to Bear Lake, 8 mi
- Lost Lake, 14 mi
- Meridian Lakes Trail, 8.3 mi
- Mount Marathon, 4 mi
- Mt. Alice, 6 mi
- Resurrection River Trail, 16.3 mi
- Seward Waterfront (Sea Otter Trail), 1.9 mi
- South Beach (Caines Head), 13 mi
- Tiehacker Mountain Trail, 7.1 mi
- Tonsina Point, 3 mi
- Two Lakes Trail, 1 mi
Fishing near Seward
- Bear Lake (Seward)
- First Lake
- Grayling Lake Trail
- Grouse Lake
- Grouse Lake (Seward)
- Iditarod Trail/Troop Lake Trail
- Log Jam Bay
- Lost Lake (Kenai Peninsula)
- Lost Lake (Seward)
- Lost Lake Trail (Kenai)
- Lowell Point (Seward shore)
- Meridian Lake
- Northeast Harbor Ramp
- Resurrection Bay (Seward)
- Resurrection River
- San Juan
- Scheffler Creek
- Second Lake
- Seward Harbor boat launch
- Seward Lagoon shore fishery
- Seward Small Boat Harbor
- Southwest Harbor Ramp
- Troop Lake
Bars and breweries near Seward
Sights near Seward
Biking near Seward
- Iditarod NHT, Mile 0, 6 mi
- Lost Lake Trail (bike), ~15 mi point-to-point
- Seward Waterfront Bike Path, ~2 mi one-way