Pues estoy viendo de ir ahora, con eso de que no dejan ir a ningún lado y tengo un bono de avión, que si no lo gasto me lo quitan, igual voy y pillo una caravana. Por lo visto el mejor mes es julio, agosto ya tal, empieza a estar inestable el tiempo y a verse menos los animales, yo más bien iría dentro de un mes, que es más barato, por lo visto hay que reservar todo con mucha antelación, yo de momento no tengo nada. Bueno, tengo algo, tiempo libre.
por eso me gusta más leer mensajes en inglés, son obsesivamente explicativos.
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Beautiful Highway that you can spend all day driving with so many views
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Seward Highway
Se escribió una opinión 28 de junio de 2020
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Most beautiful highway EVER! Don't rush from Anchorage to Seward. Build in 5 or 6 hours or all day and enjoy it! It is just that beautiful.
Some of our favorite stops were:
Mile 115.1/11.9 – Potter Creek Viewpoint – View with interpretive signs. After, then drive up the hill to large parking area for viewing platform with telescopes.
Mile 111.9/15.1 -- McHugh Creek Day Use Area – Skip if vehicle is more than 24 feet. Shortly after passing the Potter Weigh Station on your left, you will see a turn out for the McHugh Creek Day Use Area (milepost 111). With just a short walk from the parking area you will find a beautiful 20 foot water fall. Second parking area has beautiful views.
Mile 110.3/16.7 – Beluga Point Lookout -- Here you'll find 180 degree views of Turnagain Arm. There's an extensive viewing area with spotting scopes and interpretive signs. Check the Anchorage area tide tables for low tide and add 2 hours 15 minutes to get the approximate time of the Bore Tide. Do not walk on sand! Much of it is quicksand and you will drown when tide rolls in.
Mile 108.7/18.3 – scenic viewpoint
Mile 106.9/20.1 – Scenic View -- Often can see Dall sheep on steep hillsides above highway with binoculars.
Mile 104/23 – Indian Valley Meats – reindeer, venison, buffalo, elk sausage and jerky.
Mile 99.3/27.7 – Paved parking area. Views across Bird Flats on Turnagain Arm to the cut in the mountains where Sixmile Creek drains into the arm. The peak visible across Turnagain Arm between here and Girdwood is Mount Alpenglow in the Kenai Mountain Range.
Mile 96.5/30.5 – Bird Point Scenic Overlook. Nice bathrooms, great views. Look for Beluga whales in the water. End of parking lot has whale sculptures. Look for Bore Tide (See Beluga Point for info) here as well.
Mile 95.3/31.7 – Scenic Turnout with interpretive signs about gold rush and Sunrise City.
Mile 94.1/32.9 – Scenic turnout with signs about whaling.
Mile 93.3/33.7 – Scenic turnout with signs about tides, mudflats, and bore tides.
Mile 92.5/34.5 – Scenic turnout with signs about 1964 Earthquake, Portage Pass.
Mile 92.2/34.8 – Scenic turnout and another good place to look for Dall sheep.
Mile 91.5/35.5 – Scenic turnout with signs about glaciers.
Mile 89.8/37.2 – Scenic View from the bridge of the glaciated Kenai Mountains.
Mile 89.1/37.9 – View of 3 hanging glaciers to the east.
Mile 84.1/42.9 – Don’t stop but the view here is of Peterson Creek and Blueberry Mountain. Watch for waterfalls between here and mile 83.
Mile 82/45 – Don’t stop but notice Spencer Glacier directly ahead.
Mile 78.9/48.1 -- Short detour onto Portage Glacier Road to Moose Flats Day Use Area (Mile 1.2 Portage Glacier Road) and check out the short “Wetland Walk” trail, pond, and look for moose and birds.
Mile 76.5/50.5 – Don’t stop but look for swans in ponds to the east.
Mile 75.5 – Scenic viewpoint
Mile 75/52 – Scenic turnout with “Welcome to Kenai Peninsula” sign.
Mile 71.2/55.8 – Scenic turnout. Waterfall at north end of turnout.
Mile 68.5/58.5 – Turnagain Pass Rec Area – beautiful views
Mile 66.8/60.2 – Scenic view turnout
Mile 59/68 – Parking area with signs about moose and rapids and good views of Six
Mile Creek.
Mile 56.7 – Canyon Creek Rest Area has a pull out on the right to stop and get a view of Six Mile Creek.
Mile 51.4/75.6 – Scenic viewpoint.
Mile 47.3/79.7 -- has a scenic turnout and a great photo spot.
Mile 45.4 – scenic viewpoint
Mile 38.4/88.6 – Scenic viewpoint of Jerome Lake.
Mile 37/90 – turn west on Sterling Hwy for access to Tern Lake USFS Wildlife Viewing Area. Explore the lake and look at wildlife. Sometimes moose, nesting birds, mountain goats, sheep.
Mile 29.7/97.3 – scenic view turnout of Trail Lake.
Mile 29.3/97.7 – Moose Pass. Look for the waterwheel on the west side of the main road in town.
Mile 22.7/104.3 – scenic view turnout of Kenai Lake
Mile 14.7/112.3 – parking area for boardwalk viewpoint of Lily Pad Lake. Look for moose and swans
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