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Seward, which lies on Alaska's beautiful Kenai Peninsula, is a coastal town full of activities for children. The natural history and wildlife of the area provide opportunities for kids to learn as they enjoy the many wonders of this part of the world.
Kenai Fjords National Park
Seward serves as the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park. Boat trips from the Seward small boat harbor daily. Various companies offer half-day and full-day trips to view wildlife, including a variety of sea animals and birds. Choose a boat tour that offers kids a chance to see the wildlife of Resurrection Bay.
Fishing
Sport fishing in Seward is an exciting year-round activity for all ages. Even those who choose not to hit the water can enjoy Seward's beauty. Walking around the harbor and watching the boats pull up with their catches can be loads of fun. And it's free!
Alaska Sea Life Center
To get an up close and personal view of local sea life, check out the Alaska Sea Life Center. The center offers exhibits showing the various wildlife of the Gulf of Alaska, including Stellar sea lions, harbor seals, deep sea fish, Alaskan king crab, and event the Giant Pacific Octopus. The Alaska Sea Life Center is open daily, year-round, except Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Into the Woods
For kids who enjoy the great outdoors, plan a visit to a Chugach National Forest or Caines Head State Recreation Area. Take a hike and even bring a picnic on one of the many trails each of these areas has to offer. Trail rides are another great way to get off the beaten path and view the wildlife for which Alaska is so famous.
1．Visitors can go to Kenai Fjords National Park ________.
A．by water B．by bus C．on foot D．by air
2．You can go to Alaska Sea Life Center for a visit on the following days EXCEPT ________.
A．New Year B．April Fool’s Day C．Mother’s Day D．Thanksgiving Day
3．The best place for picnic in Seward is ________.
A．Fishing B．Into the Woods
C．Alaska Sea Life Center D．Kenai Fjords National Park
