easy
about 1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate stamina recommended
Discover Seward’s stunning coastline, waterfalls, and historic landmarks on a spirited 1.5-hour e-bike tour. Perfect for all levels, this guided adventure unveils Alaska’s rugged charm from behind the handlebars.
Ages 9+ • 1.5 Hours • Best way to see the city! • Great for families! • Knowledgeable guides!
Experience Seward like never before on an exhilarating 1.5-hour e-bike tour! Glide through stunning landscapes, including Resurrection Bay and Lowell Waterfall, while learning about the town's rich history and iconic landmarks. Discover the infamous Mount Marathon and get insider tips on local hotspots, all guided by an expert.
1.5 hours
E-bikes make getting to the best views a breeze as your guide will take you to see breathtaking views of Resurrection Bay, Lowell Canyon and Lowell Waterfall.
You'll see why Seward is called the Mural Capital of Alaska and hear about how a historic local orphanage led to the nation's most beloved state flag at the Benson Memorial. Seward is best known for the infamous Mount Marathon, often called "The World's Hardest 5k."
We'll stop by the base of the mountain to view, from a safe distance, the start of the infamous runner's trail. Your guide can relay his first hand account of this 100 year old Alaska tradition. Of course you'll also get a layout and location of the town's necessities like the best bars/dispensaries/restaurants, the Alaska Sea Life Center, and grocery store. The ride conveniently starts and ends at the bike shop at 502 Adams St. in Downtown Seward.
Dress in layers and choose moisture-wicking fabrics to stay comfortable during the ride.
Stay hydrated and shield yourself from the sun, especially on sunny days.
Ensure brakes are responsive to maintain safety on varying terrain.
Getting to the meeting point early allows for gear adjustment and a relaxed start.
Seward was established during the late 19th century as a strategic port for the Alaska Purchase, and its marine culture remains vital today.
The area emphasizes sustainable tourism, with efforts to minimize environmental impact and protect local wildlife habitat.
Wearing a helmet is essential for safety on the bike.
Protect your eyes from bright sun and glare.
summer specific
Layer up for extra warmth if the weather turns chilly.
spring|fall|winter specific
Shield your skin during sunny day rides.
summer specific