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Traveler Advice on Valdez

21 Hotels & Accommodations

7 Things to Do

8 Restaurants

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5 of 5 stars
Trenton, NJ
Oct 11, 2009

My mother and I visited several towns in Alaska as part of a tour hosted by Globus. By far, my favorite was Valdez, the gorgeous harbor town situated at the head of a deep, stillwater fjord in the...more

Jul 8, 2008

We enjoyed a 2 week trip to Alaska this past June of 2008. During research for our trip read a number of times that Valdez was a beautiful, quiet place. We sorted out the itinerary ourselves so we...more

5 of 5 stars
San Francisco, CA
Nov 17, 2003

Didn't expect to find a natural foods store that was so complete in a small town. Great people and service. In fact, the whole town was friendly. Could have stayed a lot longer. Good hiking trails and...more

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valdez to whittier ferry November 28, 2009, 5 replies
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