TAKE A SPECIAL TRIP AND COME STAY WITH US IN 2009 ! ! !
Beautiful Cordova invites all Alaskans to see Alaska in 2009! Instead of a VA~cation… how about a STAY~cation? Stay in this, the most scenic and exciting of the 50 states. How many areas have you yet to experience in your very own state?
Treat yourself, save travel-time and money, stay home this year and visit a unique and wonderful setting. Come stay in “Alaska’s Hidden Treasure”, we’d love to see you! Located in Eastern Prince William Sound, Cordova is accessed by daily flights on Alaska and Era, as well as daily ferry service from Valdez and Whittier. Not only will you enjoy breathtaking scenery, spectacular wildlife, and warm friendly people, you’ll be supporting the economy of Alaskan communities and Alaskan businesses! ! !
Cordova is a uniquely Alaskan community, shaped by its dramatic natural setting, rich cultural heritage, and colorful residents. Cordova is a working town, nestled in the heart of a spectacular wilderness, that still looks to the ocean and forests for its livelihood. Visit Cordova for the best of both worlds, the pleasures of a sophisticated small town and step-out-the-door access to adventure. Visitors from around the globe trek to Cordova to amble across the Million Dollar Bridge, enjoy the magnificent Childs Glacier up close, fish for salmon in the Copper River Delta, explore Orca Inlet, or be surrounded by tens of thousands of shorebirds at Hartney Bay. The town is the perfect compliment to the wilderness. It is a comfortable place to stroll, shop, visit a museum, or linger over a cup of coffee and admire the view of our busy harbor. click here to get a view from our harbor cam (provided by the Cordova Telephone Cooperative)
Cordova is easy to reach (but not too easy) and pleasantly off the main roads of Alaska Tourism. We are less than a one hour plane flight east from Anchorage, with daily jet service as well as regular ferry service. Designated as an "All American Road" in 2005, the Alaska Marine Highway links Cordova with the road systems in Alaska via the ports of Whittier or Valdez. For summer 2009 the Marine Highway implemented a substantial travel incentive - "Driver Goes Free" on any 'mirror' round trip in the AMHS system. See www.ferryalaska.com for details.