easy
2–4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; mostly walking and light hiking
KMTA’s Coastal Connections Camp and Fresh Air Fridays offer dynamic engagement with Seward’s dramatic Alaskan coastline, blending outdoor adventure with environmental education. Discover how these unique programs enrich your connection to this wild coastal region.
Seward’s coastal climate can change quickly—wear waterproof and windproof outer layers.
Access to clean, potable water is limited on-site; stay hydrated during outdoor activities.
Rocky shorelines and muddy tide flats require traction and support.
Carry bear spray and follow local guidelines to minimize wildlife encounters safely.
Seward was founded in 1903 as a port city and has served as a gateway to Alaska’s natural riches for over a century.
KMTA emphasizes sustainable outdoor practices to protect coastal habitats from visitor impact and supports local stewardship initiatives.
Protects against coastal rains and sudden weather shifts.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Needed for traction on wet and rocky coastal terrain.
Allows for temperature adjustments throughout fluctuating coastal days.
Recommended for safety in bear country near wooded areas.
spring|summer|fall specific