
Scenic Alaska Self Guided Driving Audio Tour
Don’t miss a thing as your favorite audio tour narrator guides you along Alaska’s Seward and Sterling Highways across the Kenai Peninsula, from Turnagain Arm’s dramatic coastline to glacier-carved valleys, turquoise rivers and lakes, and sweeping views of Cook Inlet on the way to Kachemak Bay. The Kenai Peninsula is known for salmon-rich waterways, rugged mountain scenery, and towns shaped by Dena’ina roots, Russian heritage, and gold rush ambition. This self-guided driving tour offers a seamless, flexible experience with GPS-triggered narration and offline access, letting you explore at your own pace. The tour works in either direction and can be joined at any point along the route. Highlights include Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Alyeska Aerial Tram, Beluga Point, Cooper Landing, Exit Glacier, Girdwood, Homer Spit, Kenai Fjords National Park, Kenai River, Portage Valley, Russian River Falls, Seward, and Tern Lake.
- Duration
- 3 Hours
- Operated by
- GuideAlong (GyPSy Guide)
- - USB/C car charger - Bring earbuds to continue listening to driving tours on park shuttles and conveniently listen to walking tours.
- Includes an app-based self-guided experience, so no in-person guide is needed. Suggested start location: - For the Sterling Highway tour: Anchorage: Route 1 south (Seward Highway) Homer: Route 1 north (Sterling Highway) - For the Seward Highway tour: Anchorage Start: Begin on Route 1 (Seward Highway) heading south, just south of Anchorage, and the tour will start as you drive south. Seward Start: Begin in downtown Seward on Route 9 (Seward Highway) heading north, and the tour will start as you drive north. Driving distance: - For the Sterling Highway tour: 220+ miles - For the Seward Highway tour: 125+ miles
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