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Marathon View Seward

524 Fourth Avenue Seward, Alaska, 99664, United States

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The BIG Day!

A travel blog entry by vixenangel

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... to the harbour, taking the scenic waterfront route. Of course I wasn’t thinking much when I brought only 2 pairs of walking shoes - white thin adidas and my boots. Needless to say for 2 days my runners were soaked and I think I’m going to be wearing my boots everyday. Yay for being a rockstar princess. Haha!

So as you walk along this harbour front there are some pretty cool things - these stumps of wood in the water, they looked like and old dock, we later ...

Glaciers & Wildlife

A travel blog entry by thesairs

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The drive from just south of Anchorage to Seward has got to be one of the most beautiful in the world! In fact it has been designated a National Forest Scenic Byway, All-American Road and an Alaska Scenic Byway. It is so stunning that we have scheduled a three stay on our trip off the Kenai in the town of Portage so that we can take our time and explore all it has to offer!

What can I say ...

Teach a man to fish....

A travel blog entry by bisoder

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... t move inside before we saw a sea otter and…. A puffin! Check 'em off the list!

We got back to shore and had a nice long indecision session on what the heck to tip this guy. He took six of us out on a trip that already cost over $1100. He also filleted the fish for us. When it comes to tipping outside a restaurant setting I’m at a loss. Sometimes I don’t even know who you’re supposed to ...

More of the Kenai Peninsula....

A travel blog entry by carolallan

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... from the end when Allan yelled “What the ____?”….I looked at the end and here was a train headlight pointed straight at us! A little adrenaline pumped through our veins, as we couldn’t tell if it was moving. Allan slowed almost to a stop to check it out & almost pulled over to a little indented area. And that scared me even more. As you can surmise, we made it through to see the train sitting right ...

Name That Salmon

A travel blog entry by susanwhipple

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Seward, also on the tip of the Kenai Peninsula, is about 190 miles driving distance from Homer. We camped along the shore of Resurrection Bay, with an unobstructed view of the bay and the mountains beyond it. On two occasions we were able to watch cruise ships depart. The ships backed away from their docks and then turned around right in front of us, so they could cruise in a forwardly direction out of Resurrection Bay. It was fun ...

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