Salmon Bake Cabins Seward

Exit Glacier Road Seward, Alaska, United States

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Turn Again Arm turns into a beautiful day!

A travel blog entry by lisacolleene

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... ship indicating that it needed to be moved in the next 30 days which was just posted yesterday. On the drive back through the Turn Again Arm we saw our first glimpse of wildlife in Alaska. It was two mountain goats on the side of a cliff and as we looked further up the mountainside there was an entire heard. It briefly reminded me of one of the first reads in elementary school "Billy Goat Gruff." Do kids even read that anymore? We ended the evening with a beautiful sunset at our ...

Keeping resurrection at bay

A travel blog entry by jrsherman81054

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... and green popped out of everywhere. Of course, it helps to have so many hours of sunlight. Darkness sets in around two or two thirty in the morning these days. With so many hours of sunlight, things grow very quickly around here. Driving to Seward and back to Anchorage was nearly as beautiful as the cruise. We saw white Dall sheep, wind surfers, and beautiful scenery. ...

Weekend in Seward

A travel blog entry by gibb

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... even more in the last few years and they are now in the process of building the trail further out so visitors can again get very close to it.

The color of the glacier was amazing, really blue in places. You could feel the change in the temperature of the air, so much cooler when you were standing next to it. The nice thing was while we drove out to the glacier it had stopped raining and got a little clearer. We could see the ...

More Alaska, The Yukon, & Back to Alaska!

A travel blog entry by carolallan

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... steady 27 knots. What a ride! On the way the captain did slow down enabling us to view Tufted Puffins, a real treat, as well as an array of other birds on the islands.

What a darling little town. We both fell in love with it. We rented an ATV as that is their basic means of transportation. I layered with the hopes of a warm day. Not! I wore 2 t-shirts, 2 fleeces and 1 raincoat all day long. The road to Red Rock was breathtaking. ...

Relief in Anchorage -- On To Seward

A travel blog entry by kbandjb

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... we can hear the pressure washer going. Upon closer observation, we notice that the washer hose is leading to the INSIDE of the rig and spray is coming out the windows and cabin door. Karen and I look at each other and say “No Way”.

We watch in absolute amazement as these two people come out spraying and brushing the water out. They notice us and one of them comes over and cheerfully says they are about through and they will be ...