Valdez Holidays

Alaska's largest tidewater glacier in Prince William Sound captivates with dramatic calving events and massive icebergs. Guided boat tours offer views of the dynamic ice face while spotting sea otters and seals nearby.

This accessible glacier sits just off Richardson Highway, offering dramatic views with minimal hiking. Explore interpretive trails that bring you close to the glacier's luminous blue face and thundering meltwater streams.

This intimate museum chronicles Valdez's rich heritage through exhibits on the 1964 earthquake and Exxon Valdez oil spill. Examine the rare 19th-century Fresnel lighthouse lens up close.

Witness massive blue icebergs that have calved from Valdez Glacier while surrounded by the majestic Chugach Mountains. Kayak among these floating ice sculptures in summer or glide across the frozen lake in winter.

The Maxine & Jesse Whitney Museum houses one of the world's largest Native Alaskan art collections, featuring ivory carvings and moose-antler furniture. Explore indigenous cultures through well-curated exhibits.

Nestled in Thompson Pass, Blueberry Lake offers alpine serenity with panoramic Chugach Mountain views. Fish for grayling in crystalline waters or wander nearby trails during the brief summer season.

This versatile community hub hosts everything from banquets to digital cinema screenings in the heart of Valdez. Take in a film or attend a local event while enjoying panoramic views of the stunning Port of Valdez.

You can learn about the history of Valdez with a visit to Keystone Canyon. While you're in the area, stroll along the waterfront.