I took a few pictures this morning of the drive from Sterling Alaska to Seward Alaska. It’s about a 75 mile trip each way. I’m up early this morning again to go on a saltwater halibut and
silver salmon fishing trip with some local clients. This is a rare opportunity for me with the fishing schedule I have on the Kenai River.
A view on the Sterling Highway at dawn looking towards Cooper Landing.
This is on the Seward Highway just outside of Moose pass headed towards seward.
Fireweed growing beside the seward highway.
Road construction at Ptarmigan creek just outside of moose pass slowed us up a little this morning. I always leave at least a half hour early to allow for construction in Alaska. You can bet with the short season to work on the roads that you will run into some construction at some point on your trip.
Enjoy and you will not be able to help from seeing beautiful sites like these along the route from sterling Alaska to Seward Alaska
This is where we made camp in the High country. Picking a spot with a good water source is key if you plan on staying for anytime at all.
I don’t do enough hiking and every time I start a climb I mumble to myself why am I doing this but it is definitely worth is when you wake up to a view like this. 
Seward has a lot off fun attractions to offer but this race is one of the community’s most loved events. Of you’re ever in Alaska on the 4th of July make sure you come to Seward for the race, parade and great food. You can even get chocolate covered bacon!! Yuck but you have to try it because it’s chocolate covered bacon.
Kelly crossing the finish line with a shot of the mountain she just went up and came down!
