A Winter Weekend in Seward
*featuring businesses that are open year round*
Day 1:
Start your day with a steaming cup of coffee and fresh baked goods at Resurrect Art Coffee Shop, then get out on the water for the day with Seward Ocean Excursions. For dinner, enjoy a meal at a local’s favorite - the Breeze Inn or finish your day with a delicious bowl of curry at Woody’s Thai. Enjoy the convenience of staying right in the harbor at the Harbor 360 Hotel or if looking for a peaceful retreat, book one of our many vacation rentals open year-round!
Day 2:
Get your morning fuel at Mudd Hutt or the Seward's Cup, both drive-thru coffee stands that make it easy for you to stay warm in your car! Next, hike the 4.2 mile round trip trail out to Tonsina Point, accessible year round, to enjoy stunning views of Resurrection Bay and Godwin Glacier across the way. In the afternoon, enjoy the local art galleries of Seward including the Ranting Raven and Nakao Ceramics. After exploring the downtown art galleries, wind down with a glass of wine and a charcuterie board at Primrose Provisions!
- Alternative hiking option: Lost Lake Hike: A moderately-distanced hike (3-4 hours round trip) to the Dale Clemen’s cabin on the Lost Lake Winter Trail affords you expansive views of Resurrection Bay. Pack snacks and enjoy hot beverages on the winter wonderland of Lost Lake Trail. Make sure to dress for wet and cold weather! Bring appropriate shoes and warm clothes.
*Bonus* - For those seeking a true Alaskan winter adventure head out heli skiing with Silverton Mountain Guides OR Alaska Backcountry Access for snow machine tours!
