Alaska Railroad: Scenic Journey from Anchorage to Seward through the Kenai Fjords

Had this gem of a DVD for a couple years, sharing it with you all as part of our "online archive system". We may be stuck at home and living through rough times, but we can still vicariously experience the beauty of this country that was won by the courageous men who conquered and built this great land and connected us through steel. Let the bad times strengthen you, and let these videos remind you why it's worth bonding this nation.

"Few rail adventures boast the rugged beauty and frontier spirit that the Alaska Railroad offers. The rails, ribbons of steel that weave their way through Alaska's history, bind the glacier-crowned coastal mountains to the soaring interior heights of Mt. McKinley, and the gold rush country surrounding Fairbanks.

This Alaska adventure begins on the Anchorage to Seward run. We journey down the Kenai Peninsula along the breathtaking Turnagain Arm. Through the Kenai Mountains, we travel an incredibly scenic route that is accessible only by rail. En route, we meet some memorable local characters and take a thrilling aerial tour of Kenai Fjords National Park.

From Seward, we voyage out into Resurrection Bay where killer whales, otters, and sea lions are a common sight and great blue glaciers groan and heave giant slabs of ice into the frigid waters."

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This film is originally a production of the Oregon Public Broadcasting Service in 1996. All rights reserved.

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