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About
Valdez
Valdez,
made infamous by the 1989 grounding of the tanker Exxon Valdez,
offers much more than just an oil terminal. Valdez itself and
the broad bay to its front were untouched by the spill. Situated
in a majestic fjord, where the 5,000-foot tall Chugach Mountains
rise from Prince William Sound, Valdez is often called Alaska's
"Little Switzerland," making it an ideal spot for both
summer and winter activities.
A fishing paradise for anglers, salmon and halibut are within
anyone's reach. Cruise the pristine waters of the Sound amongst
massive tidewater glaciers. The abundant marine and bird life
are a given. For the more adventuresome, Valdez is a favorite
spot for kayakers. Mountains, glaciers, towering waterfalls, historic
Gold Rush trails, Native culture and history are a few things
to choose from. And with over 900 inches of fresh powder each
year, Valdez provides an incredibly beautiful escape for skiers,
snowboarders and snowmachiners.
Valdez
Attractions
Edgerton Hwy/McCarthy Rd, Prince William Sound, Richardson
Hwy, The Valdez Museum & Historical Archive, Trans-Alaska
Pipeline, Valdez Airport, Valdez Consortium Library, Worthington
Glacier, Alyeska Marine Terminal, Big Delta State Historical
Park, Port Fidalgo Adventures.
Valdez
Hotels
Aspen Hotel Valdez 100 Meals Avenue, Valdez, Alaska, USA, 99686
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Best Western Valdez Harbor Inn
100 Fidalgo Street, Valdez, Alaska, USA, 99686 Book
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