
easy
2 hours
Suitable for travelers with moderate fitness who can walk 3-4 miles on mostly flat terrain
Explore Seward, Alaska, at your own pace with an immersive self-guided audio tour. Discover the town’s rich history, vibrant marine life, and stunning bay views—all while setting your own rhythm through this rugged coastal community.
Seward, Alaska, unfolds like an open-air museum framed by towering mountains and the restless waters of Resurrection Bay. This self-guided audio tour invites travelers to wander at their own pace through a town marked by resilience and deep ties to the natural world.

Ensure you download the audio files and GPS map fully before starting to avoid connectivity issues on the trail.
Opt for sturdy, comfortable walking shoes as the tour involves several miles of mainly flat walking on mixed surfaces.
Alaskan weather can be unpredictable; bring water and layer your clothing for warmth and rain protection.
Plug in headphones to fully engage with audio narration without missing detail amid town noises.
Seward was heavily impacted by the 1964 Good Friday earthquake, reshaping both the landscape and the community’s path forward.
The Alaska SeaLife Center also doubles as a marine research and rehabilitation facility, emphasizing sustainable interactions with local wildlife.
To download and play the audio guide and map files during the tour.
Provides support and comfort over varied walking surfaces throughout town.
Stay hydrated during the two-hour walk.
Layered clothing and rain gear help handle changing coastal weather conditions.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific