| Page Views: 5,932 Last Visit to Seward: July, 1998 | Kenai Fjords & a Climb to Insignificance by richiecdisc - last update: Sep 12, 2002 |
Seward is at the terminus of the road that runs from Anchorage through the Kenai Peninsula. Scenically situated, it acts as a gateway town to the Kenai Fjords National Park. The Peninsula is a weekend getaway for the locals of Anchorage and as soon as you begin your journey south, it's immediately apparent why. A gentle beauty unfolds before you with lush rolling hills enveloping pristine lakes. But the true spectacle is saved for last and this attributes to Seward's justified popularity. Whether done by car or train, it's a journey you'll not soon forget and you'll find ample ways to spend both your time and money in this admitted tourist town. Do as the
Anchorage locals do, head on down the Kenai. |
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toonsarah Fri Dec 7, 2007 20:32 UTC
I see what you mean - looks like some stunning scenery here :) And I enjoyed your rather different take on a tourist "trap" - this is the best sort of course ;) | chewy3326 Mon Mar 6, 2006 03:00 UTC
Hiking up to the Harding Icefield must have been quite an experience! Great page and photos! | Bwana_Brown Tue Jan 10, 2006 20:05 UTC
Nothing like that 'on top of the world' feeling, especially if you have worked for it!! Beautiful pics of your moment in the sky! | craic Sat Jan 17, 2004 13:32 UTC
You really lucked out! |
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