Alaska SeaLife Center
The Alaska SeaLife Center is a non-profit marine science facility dedicated to understanding and maintaining the integrity of the marine ecosystem of Alaska through research, rehabilitation and public education. The Center's research facilities and naturalistic exhibits immerse visitors in the dynamic marine ecosystems of Alaska.

Ididaride Sled Dog Tours
The Seavey family offers exciting summer dog sled rides at Grandfather Dan's homestead in Seward, and at Mitch's kennel in Sterling. Both tours give guests a behind-the-scenes tour of an Iditarod racing kennel and 100% of proceeds go to supporting our racing efforts.

Aurora Charters
Aurora Charters is a family owned & operated business and Seward foremost fishing charters company. Offering world class Halibut & Salmon fishing, both half day’s & full day.

Major Marine Tours
We can book, reserve tables, and any other fishing, glacier or wildlife sight-seeing tour with this company. Although all are good, We enjoy their food more and the informative narrations by the guides. You can take tours that are a few hour or all day excursions. The longer trip is the best buy and you will see amazing animals, birds, whales and glaciers.

National Park Service - Exit Glacier
Visit Exit Glacier, part of Kenai Fjords National Park. This walk up glacier is the closest you can get to the big ice! Hike the trail that leads to the Harding Icefield. Learn more at the Vistor's Center in the Small Boat Harbor.

Seward Chamber of Commerce
The offical site of the Seward Conference and Vistors Bureau.

U.S. Forest Service - Seward Ranger District
334 Fourth Avenue, Seward   (907) 224-3374
Welcome to the Seward Ranger District on the Chugach National Forest. Recreation awaits!

Resurrection River Trail
A 16 mile hiking trail from Exit Glacier Road to Russian Lakes Trail. This trail travels through dense spruce/hemlock forest the entire way with only occasional views of the river valley and mountains. This trail is for those who seek risk and solitude, are self-reliant and want a challenge.

The Seward Museum / Resurrection Bay Historical Society
336 3rd Avenue   Seward   (907) 224-3902
The museum presents the chief points of Seward's history through photographs, artifacts and documents. There is also a fine collection of Native baskets and ivory carvings on display. Duringthe summer there are evening programs consisting of two slide/tape shows: The History of Seward and The History of the Iditarod Trail. A special open house is held every August 28 in honor of the founding of Seward in 1903. Museum shop carries books by local authors and other items relating to local area.

The Ranting Raven
238 4th Avenue   Seward   (907) 224-2228
The Ranting Raven gift store and coffee house is located in the downtown area of Seward. The three murals created from native myths of Raven, located on the side of our building, give you a preview of what is to come inside. Our in-store bakery offers fresh baked pastries and breads, along with soups, salads, and light lunches which can be enjoyed in our coffee shoppe. We also offer specialty coffees and espressos.

Authentic Folk Art Gallery (no website)
224 4th Avenue, Seward   (907) 224-8080
Russian and Alaskan folk art and gifts.