Attractions in Seward, Ak.
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Our 7 day weather forecast for Seward updated throughout the day, making it ideal for planning leisure activities, travel and events. Read more about our weather forecasts.
On Saturday 04th May 2024 the sun will rise at 05:45 and will set at 22:06. It will be a mild day, with temperatures reaching around 4.1°C. Heavy rain which could cause some standing water is expected, 11mm of rainfall is possible today. It will be a very clam day today, with a maximum expected wind speed of 6mph.
On Sunday 05th May 2024 the sun will rise at 05:42 and will set at 22:09. It will be a mild day, with temperatures reaching around 5.3°C. Heavy rain which could cause some standing water is expected, 10mm of rainfall is possible today. It will be a very clam day today, with a maximum expected wind speed of 5mph.
On Monday 06th May 2024 the sun will rise at 05:39 and will set at 22:11. It will be a mild day, with temperatures reaching around 5.1°C. Today is expected to be a dry day, with a very low chance of rain. It will be a very clam day today, with a maximum expected wind speed of 6mph.
On Tuesday 07th May 2024 the sun will rise at 05:37 and will set at 22:13. It will be a mild day, with temperatures reaching around 6.8°C. Today is expected to be a dry day, with a very low chance of rain. It will be a very clam day today, with a maximum expected wind speed of 11mph.
On Wednesday 08th May 2024 the sun will rise at 05:34 and will set at 22:16. It will be a mild day, with temperatures reaching around 5.7°C. Some moderate to heavy rain is expected, 5mm of rainfall is possible today. It will be a very clam day today, with a maximum expected wind speed of 7mph.
On Thursday 09th May 2024 the sun will rise at 05:32 and will set at 22:18. It will be a mild day, with temperatures reaching around 5.8°C. Heavy rain which could cause deep standing water and surface flooding is possible. Watch out for local severe weather warnings, 22mm of rainfall is possible today. It will be quite a breezy day, with a maximum expected wind speed of 14mph.
On Friday 10th May 2024 the sun will rise at 05:29 and will set at 22:21. It will be a mild day, with temperatures reaching around 5.8°C. Some moderate to heavy rain is expected, 5mm of rainfall is possible today. , 6mm of snow is is also possible.It will be quite a breezy day, with a maximum expected wind speed of 13mph.
Our weather forecast for Seward is updated throughout the day and has been found to be very reliable for planning activities such as days out, leisure, travel, events, fishing, golf and gardening.
For activities that rely on weather forecasts for safety or financial reasons, such as farming, flying, sailing and shipping, we have found our forecasts to be reliable, but we always recommend that you compare several weather forecast sources to ensure you are able to plan your activities safely.
13890 Beach Dr.
Seward
Ak
99664
9073313113
Miller's Landing partners with every other guide service, tour and accommodation possible to make planning your trip simple. We don't add a commission or booking fee to any of our booking services, let us help you plan your trip, we're a one stop shop! Wildlife Tours, Kayaking Trips, Water Taxis, Railroad Rides, Buses, Car Rentals, Lodging, Horseback Rides, Bicycle Tours, Zip Line Tours, Flight Seeing, Dog Sled Rides, Deep Sea & Shore Fishing and so much more. Let us make your reservations for you!
Miller's Landing is located in the small secluded community of Lowell Point just 2½ miles south of Seward. It has very special and unique Alaskan charm, and is literally the “end of the road”. Where the road ends on Lowell Point, The Alaska State Parks and the Kenai Fjords National Parks systems begin. The panoramic view from our campground and storefront porch is unbeatable - ask any Sewardite! It includes Resurrection Bay, the City of Seward, Mount Alice, Caines Head, and the barrier islands that protect the region from the Gulf of Alaska: Fox Island, Hive Island, and Rugged Island.
We are surrounded by the awesome beauty of the contrast created as the mountains rise straight out of the ocean in every direction. Lowell Point is home to a large inner tidal zone which attracts marine wildlife of all types. It's not uncommon to spot Humpback or Orca whales right from our beachfront, watch Harbor Porpoise roll and feed, and see Bald Eagles hanging out on the beach. Salmon of all types can be caught right from shore as the season progresses, from Kings to Silvers, Reds to Pinks and Chums, it is in fact common to watch them skip across the bay, sometimes in seemingly impossible number. Sea Otters eat the mussels and clams found out front, and if you're quiet you can hear them cracking the shells open. They can be seen all day lounging about sometimes only a dozen feet offshore. Many locals and visitors alike over the last 30+ years Miller's Landing has been in business have been taken in by the friendly Alaskan charm of this small oceanfront community.
Lowell Point is not crowded, nor commercialized. There are still many remnants of the Miller homestead in place, from the subsistance farm that supported Grandma Penny and her 6 children to the heavy equipment required to settle raw country. There was no road or other utility here, and everything that needed to be done to survive and prosper was done by the family.
It wasn't until the late 80's that running water and electricity made it to Miller's Landing proper, and before then water was hauled or pumped by hand, and a small generator provided electricity a few hours per day. The original store was framed from the infrastructure of a wooden barge that washed ashore - absolutely nothing goes to waste on a homestead. In short, what you see when you come to Lowell Point today was done largely by the people you see living there. It h