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Monograms provides travelers access to a Local Host®, so you will have someone on hand to answer those vacation questions pertaining to Valdez, Alaska. No waiting in line at the concierge desk or trying to ask your waitress at breakfast directions to the shopping district. Plus, your Local Host® will share local Valdez, Alaska insights and share suggestions for getting off the beaten path, leaving you more time to create lasting vacation memories that are yours alone.

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Whitney Museum

Spend time at the Whitney Museum which contains one of the largest collections of Native Alaskan art and artifacts in the world. Exhibits include the natural history of Alaska, Alaska wildlife including Polar Bears, ivory and baleen pieces, masks, dolls, fur items, books, and videos on Alaska. Hours vary by season and admission is free.

Take a Hike

Valdez is a great place for a hike and there are a lot of opportunities for a walk. A short stroll or a multi day backpacking adventure can start right from town. The scenery in the Fjord of Valdez is simply stunning with peaks in every direction. While there are no moose (except in Keystone canyon), there are bears, eagles, and even whales to be seen along these hiking trails.

Magpies Bakery

This bakery and café is located in one of the few existing original Old Town Valdez building. Enjoy daily gourmet soups, wonderful homemade breads, pastries, cakes and handmade chocolate truffles. You will definitely not leave this place feeling hungry!

Solomon Gulch Hatchery

When the pink salmon return from late June to early August, they swarm on the hatchery in a blizzard of fish. The hatchery releases more than 200 million pinks and 2 million silvers (or coho) each year. There is no stream for the salmon to return to, so they try to get back into the hatchery, crowding together in a solid sea of fighting muscle. Seals and birds come in to feed, and you can stand on shore and watch (and smell) the spectacle. Surefire fishing is allowed up the shore on Dayville Road. Tours of the hatchery may be available. Check at the visitor center to learn current status of tours.