Getting to Seward Alaska
Getting to Seward, Alaska is much easier than you might think. Seward is one of the quickest and
easiest fishing destinations to reach within Alaska. Unless you will be arriving by cruise ship or
driving the Alaska/Canada Highway your trip will likely include a flight into Anchorage -
Alaska's largest city. Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is served from numerous
cities around the U.S. by most major airlines including Delta, Northwest, United, Continental,
America West, and Alaska. Once you arrive in Anchorage you have a few options for travel to Seward.
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 Exploring Alaska by rail surrounds you with breathtaking beauty of the last frontier
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By Train, Bus or Car
Your choices for travel between Anchorage and Seward are simple: train, bus, or car. The Alaska
Railroad offers daily train service to Seward departing directly from the domestic terminal at the
airport. Scheduled, daily bus service to Seward is also available through the Seward Bus Line.
Overwhelmingly though, the most popular and convenient way to reach Seward is to rent a car, van, or
motorhome and drive the Seward Highway.
Seward is located at the southern end of the Seward Highway, approx. 125 miles from Anchorage. The trip
is breath-taking and the roadway has federal designation as one of the nation's scenic byways. The drive
takes approximately 2.5 hours and is definitely worth the time spent winding along Turnagain Arm, past
numerous glaciers, up into the snow-capped mountain passes, through the spruce forests, and finally back
down to the ocean in Seward
Where to Stay
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The Hotel Edgewater is Seward's newest downtown hotel with the largest selection of room types in Seward
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Seward offers several quality choices for accommodation during your stay depending on your personal
preferences and budget. Several comfortable hotels and smaller inns are available within city limits
and offer convenient access to Seward's many fine restaurants, unique shops, exciting activities, and
the small boat harbor. Bed and breakfasts and private lodging suites are also available inside and just
outside of town. For those travelers with a bit more of an adventuress side, cozy, rustic cabins allow
a closer brush with nature and a modern look at the original pioneer lifestyle. Another option for
travelers wanting mobility and the ability to camp close to the hottest fishing spots in Alaska is to
rent a motorhome.
Please see our Seward Info - Lodging page for some of Seward's
fine lodging choices.
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Alaska Salmon Fishing
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