Alaskan Adventure | A Day In Seward, Alaska

Took a day off from work to go spend a day in Seward, Alaska. So much to explore and so much beauty to take in on this Alaskan Adventure!
Alaska always provides so much opportunity for exploring and adventure! My cousin Zach and I set out to do some exploring over in Seward for this vlog! Found an abandoned coal terminal, visited the abandoned Jessie Lee house and then ended the day with climbing on Exit Glacier! It was truly an amazing day!
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[@CharleneBallou52]

You were exploring my childhood playground. I grew up in Seward from 1954 to 1968. It is an awesome little town.

[@CharleneBallou52]

I may have as a teen but I don't remember. I plan to check out all your videos. I love Alaska and I'm looking forward to seeing it through your eyes. Thanks for vlogging.

[@Global_Havoc18]

I'm originally from San Diego, and I am currently in Ohio at university studying for a bachelors in History. I currently work at the Cincinnati Zoo, but i really want to work at an aquarium one day. I've read so much about the Alaska SeaLife Center there (its part of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums) and I want to try and get a job there :) Seward is also absolutely beautiful, and I love being in an environment so close to and surrounded by nature. I definitely want to take a trip there, but one day I hope to move there :)

[@marcusshramek7525]

I live in Seward. That is not a old coal terminal . It’s a old saw mill and boat yard and it’s all privately owned and posted very clear to not trespass. The “big coal boat” is actually a barge used to haul material.

[@Reneelwaring]

I can't believe I can say this but I was in beautiful Seward last Saturday. Love the town.

[@aymenem5304]

Thankyou from seward i just arrived here

[@marvelboi3416]

Oh wow man I love your Alaska wild adventures Vlog....You guys seem like cool and fun people to hang on a awesome adventure with...If I get the Wildlife Research Reserved Tour internship job in Alaska which I never been to your amazing beautiful state I might need a couple of tour guides!!!!

[@TheAlaskanOutsider]

Yeah hit us up if you're wanting to go on some cool trips. Who knows, maybe we could work something out! Thanks for watching and hope to see you in the next video :)

[@marvelboi3416]

@@TheAlaskanOutsider Oh cool man that awesome... I most definitely hit you guys whenever I make it in beautiful Alaska!!!

[@ruhrpicture5391]

A good video........and greetings form germany :-)

[@AlienatedFilms]

You make quality adventure vlogs, man. Definitely deserve a ton more recognition and you’ll get it. Keep up the great work! 👌

[@123logmeon]

Not coal.. that was where they sent out chipped wood.. coal was loaded over by where the cruise ships come in in Seward, off of train cars from Usibelli mine up north..

[@DaphneXplores]

Love it, looks like a lot of fun!

[@DKShoots.]

Hey man i wanted to watch it earlier however I was out on my own dirt bike shoot LOL you'll see you later. Absolutely love this video. The little woosh sound you did going from the beach to the coal mining thing was sick good touch! where do you get your music from??

[@sonoramartin2772]

Amazing!

[@johnwright449]

Spent many summers working there at the icicle plant.

[@nevadahiker6661]

haha, I grew up in Seward. I used to climb the working coal terminal next to the boat harbor at night when no one was around. I can attest to the Jesse Lee Home being haunted af...too bad you didn't get to go in!

[@nevadahiker6661]

Thanks for filming it! I left in 2001, and get a little homesick every now and then. You should do some drone footage from Mount Marathon! Back in the day there were no fences or cameras, just an old caretaker named Jack. Had fresh batteries die on two different flashlights in the basement, then a couple of years later a bunch of us saw an apparition. Really cool place to explore, but the floors were sketchy back then, I can only imagine they'd be much worse now!

[@nevadahiker6661]

Nice! Never ran the race, but I have been to the summit well over 100 times. I usually left town on the 4th...waaaayyyyyy too many people!

[@nevadahiker6661]

Will do! It has been almost 5 years, so I am due for a trip up sometime soon!

[@westondohse]

Josiah, did you ever think during the time you were on the coal transit that the tower might fall, or metal would break? And I was wondering what kind of tripod do you use for your creek shots?

[@informerdg]

What month was this? Looks Great!

[@codyferguson7120]

Damn, I didn't know that port was accessible.

[@TheAlaskanOutsider]

It’s um, not recommended! The way most people go to get there is trespassing but there is a way without.

[@codyferguson7120]

@@TheAlaskanOutsider Oh yeah, I am google mapping this before my next drive down. :D Nice video, btw!

[@SenjaAldee]

love the explore... where are you coming from Josiah?

[@itsbryanks7835]

👍🏼

[@cityclout]

Go find Ice Poseidon he’s there

[@AlienatedFilms]

You make quality adventure vlogs, man. Definitely deserve a ton more recognition and you’ll get it. Keep up the great work! 👌