Real Alaska Day Tour: Fishing & Adventure in Seward
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
8–10 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have a moderate level of fitness to enjoy hiking, fishing, and sled dog riding comfortably throughout the day.
Overview
Join Miller's Landing for a full-day fishing adventure in Seward, Alaska, featuring glacier views, wildlife spotting, and an exciting sled dog ride. Discover the rich history and stunning landscapes of this extraordinary location.
Details
Experience the authentic heart of Alaska with Miller's Landing's Real Alaska Day Tour, a full-day fishing adventure in Seward. This trip offers more than just fishing—it's a journey through history and nature that immerses you in Alaska’s rugged beauty. Begin by exploring Seward’s unique heritage and learn about the dramatic 1964 Earthquake that reshaped the town. Walk along scenic trails to see Exit Glacier up close, where you can admire massive ice formations and the raw power of nature. A guided nature walk introduces you to local wildlife, giving you a chance to spot eagles, sea otters, and maybe even a moose. Enjoy a hearty lunch that fuels you for the afternoon’s highlight—a Wilderness Sled Dog Ride that captures the spirit of Alaska’s frontier life. Perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike, this tour combines outdoor thrills with cultural insights, creating an unforgettable Alaskan experience that leaves you with stories to share and memories to cherish.
Adventure Tips
Wear Layered Clothing
Alaskan weather can change quickly; layering helps you stay comfortable throughout the day.
Bring a Waterproof Jacket
Rain and meltwater are common near Exit Glacier; staying dry is key to enjoying the nature walk.
Use Bug Repellent
Mosquitoes can be active during spring and summer—packing repellent ensures a more pleasant experience.
Carry a Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is important while hiking and fishing in Alaska’s wilderness.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Fishing spots near Resurrection Bay less visited by tourists
- Quiet viewpoints overlooking Exit Glacier to catch sunrise or sunset
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Sea otters
History
Seward was significantly altered by the 1964 Earthquake, which reshaped local ecosystems and the town’s development.
Conservation
The region practices strict conservation efforts to protect its glaciers, wildlife, and marine habitats from overfishing and human impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Exit Glacier overlook
- Resurrection Bay shoreline
- Sled dog kennels
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Waterproof Hiking Boots
Keeps your feet dry and supported on wet or rocky terrain near the glacier and trails.
spring specific
Insulated Layers
Necessary to stay warm during cooler temperatures and changing weather.
fall specific
Bug Spray
Protects against mosquitoes and other insects during peak season.
summer specific
Camera with Extra Batteries
Captures stunning glacier views, wildlife, and the sled dog experience.