TravelTravel

Flight

Ted Stevens Intl. AirportTed Stevens Intl. Airport

The closest airport is in Anchorage. Book an early morning departure for a comfortable connection in the West. We recommend spending one night in Anchorage to rest after the long travel day before departing for Seward.

Rental Car

Enterprise Rent-A-CarEnterprise Rent-A-Car

Due to Seward's remote location, a rental car is the most flexible and recommended option. Parking is available at the hotel, and limited parking is available at the venue. Highlights along the 2-hour drive to Seward include the town of Girdwood, the Turnagain Arm, the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, and Beluga Point.

Train

Alaska RailroadAlaska Railroad

If you'd prefer to take the train, choose the morning "Coastal Classic" for a 4-hour ride that winds along Turnagain Arm with glaciers and waterfalls along the way. Once in Seward, take advantage of the free downtown shuttle, rent a car, or reserve a private taxi service. Please note that ride-share is not available in Seward.

Hotel

Salted RootsSalted Roots

From June 9th to 12th, we will be staying at Salted Roots on Lowell Point, which will also host our celebration. Reservations are now available! Availability is limited.

Hotel

Seward Gateway HotelSeward Gateway Hotel

The Seward Gateway Hotel is a walkable, safe, and central hotel with mountain views from the outdoor deck. To reserve your room, call (907) 422-1100 and provide the code for a 10% discount. Our room block is available between June 7th and 12th, 2027.

Discount Code - KMW27

Hotel

Miller's LandingMiller's Landing

Just a 2-minute drive from the wedding venue, these remote lodges and campsites offer a variety of accommodations in the woods and on the Lowell Point coastline. It's a beautiful local gem in Seward.

Travel Note

Wildlife SafetyWildlife Safety

Do not approach wildlife, and ensure a safe distance. Bear spray and air‑horns can be bought in Anchorage (they’re not permitted on the plane). We encourage you to carry bear repellent at all times while traveling in the Kenai Peninsula. Click below for additional wildlife safety tips.