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Address

Bell in the Woods Bed & Breakfast
13881 Bruno Road
PO Box 345
Seward, AK 99664-0345

Telephone

Local: 907-224-7271
Toll Free (US Only): 888-729-5655

E-mail

info@bellinthewoods.net

AOL Instant Messaging

Screen Name: bellinthewoods

Directions (see map below)

Approximate Distances:
-Southbound from the Anchorage International Airport to Bell in the Woods = 120 miles
-Southbound from Moose Pass to Bell in the Woods = 30 miles
-Northbound from the end of Seward Highway 9 in Seward to Bell in the Woods = 6.5 miles
-Northbound from downtown Seward to Bell in the Woods = 5.5 miles
-Northbound from the Small Boat Harbor area of Seward to Bell in the Woods = 3 miles
-Northbound from the road to Exit Glacier to Bell in the Woods = 2 miles
-Northbound from the road to the Lost Lake Trail to Bell in the Woods = 1 mile

From Anchorage:

• Travel south on Seward Highway 9.
• Just prior to our road, you'll cross Bear Creek. Next, a large, blue Visitor's Services sign points the way to Stoney Creek Avenue (formerly Lake Ave). Turn east (left) onto Stoney Creek Avenue.
• Once you have turned east onto Stoney Creek Avenue, you will immediately cross the Alaska Railroad tracks. CAUTION: There is a stop sign but no crossing gates.
• Proceed barely 1/4 mile to Bruno Road and turn right.
• Proceed on Bruno Road less than 1/4 mile to 13881 Bruno Road. We're on the right-hand side of the road. If you cross the one lane bridge, you have gone too far.

From Seward:

• Travel north on Seward Highway 9.
• Watch for the Bear Creek Volunteer Fire Station on your left. Next, you will cross a small bridge over Salmon Creek.
• Take the next right turn (heading east) onto Stoney Creek Avenue (formerly Lake Ave).
• Once you have turned east onto Stoney Creek Avenue, you will immediately cross the Alaska Railroad tracks. CAUTION: There is a stop sign but no crossing gates.
• Proceed barely 1/4 mile to Bruno Road and turn right.
• Proceed on Bruno Road less than 1/4 mile to 13881 Bruno Road. We're on the right-hand side of the road. If you cross the one lane bridge, you have gone too far.