Hiking or Kayaking
Hiking and kayaking options abound in and around Seward.
Seward is full of hiking trails and kayaking opportunities for those seeking adventure and exercise. Hiking in the area features trails for all ages and fitness levels, while kayaking can be done on guided tours or solo. And whether you're hiking or kayaking, you will be treated to breathtaking views with chances to see Alaska's amazing wildlife, including bears and moose on land, and whales and sea lions while on the water.
Provided below are popular hiking trails along with links to some of our friends who offer kayaking tours.
Hiking Trails
Alice Mountain Trail 4.9 miles Difficulty: Hard
Bear Lake Trail 4.3 miles Difficulty: Easy
Bear Mountain Trail 3.5 miles Difficulty: Hard
Caines Head Trail 14 miles Difficulty: Hard
Exit Glacier Trail 2.3 miles Difficulty: Easy
Greyling Lake Trail 3.4 miles Difficulty: Moderate
Harding Icefield Trail 8.2 miles Difficulty: Moderate
Lost Lake Trail 15.8 miles Difficulty: Moderate
Mt. Marathon Trail 4.3 miles Difficulty: Hard
Ptarmigan Lake Trail 6.8 miles Difficulty: Moderate
Resurrection River Trail 8.7 miles Difficulty: Moderate
Skyline Trail 4.0 miles Difficulty: Moderate