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Welcome to the home page of sewardnet.com Seward, Alaska is located on the Kenai Peninsula. This web site gives you, Visitors Information about, Lodging, Hotels, B&Bs, Motels, Fishing tours, Sightseeing tours, good Restaurants, Glacier tours, Helicopter tours, Water Taxis and some really Cool Shopping. Also what to do and see in Alaska's Favorite City. Seward is located on beautiful Resurrection Bay, just 125 miles south of Anchorage. Seward was founded as the terminus for the Alaska Railroad, because it was a deep water and ice free port. The rail was laid north through the mountains to the interior of Alaska. Daily passenger rail service leaving Anchorage in the morning, returns from Seward to Anchorage each evening during the summer, spring and fall. The town grew from a railhead town to a fishing village. For many years the people of Seward made their living fishing. Seward's small boat harbor reflects our seagoing past. Nestled below Mount Marathon and on beautiful Resurrection Bay, Seward is one of Alaska's true gems, and must be seen to be believed. Commercial fishing is still important to Seward's economy. Sports fishing is excellent and local Alaskans come to Seward to fish or just relax. Some of the best sports fishing on the Alaskan road system can be found in Seward. Fishing and Sightseeing Charters are available year round in Seward. The Mount Marathon race is run each Fourth of July in Seward attracting runners from all over the country. If you have never seen the race, its really worth the trip. Seward has hiking, mountain biking, boating, or take a day cruise and see the Kenai Fjord National Park. Or you can do some whale watching, bird watching or spend the day fishing for salmon, halibut, cod, or what ever your palate craves. There are hotels, B&Bs, good restaurants, glacier tours, helicopter tours, and some really cool shopping. Seward is for people who are serious about their fun. Seward is where Alaskans come to relax, because its the real Alaska. The
Alaska Marine Highway System (AMHS) has a car and passenger
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