Live Seward Highway Cameras
One of America’s designated All-American Roads, covered from midtown Anchorage out along Turnagain Arm.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: 36th & New Seward Hwy.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Benson & New Seward Hwy.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: New Seward Hwy & Northern Lights.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: O'Malley & Old Seward Hwy.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at Bird Point MP 96.3.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at Divide MP12.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at McHugh Creek MP 111.8.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at MP 98.5.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at Huffman Road MP 120.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at Portage Glacier Road MP 78.9.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at Potter Marsh MP 117.3.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at Summit Lake MP 45.8.
Alaska DOT traffic camera: Seward Highway at Turnagain Pass MP 69.9.
About these cameras
The Seward Highway runs about 125 miles from Anchorage to Seward, squeezed between the Chugach Mountains and the huge tides of Turnagain Arm for its most famous stretch. The cameras here follow it out of the city — the New Seward Highway intersections in Anchorage — and then along the scenic miles: Divide, Portage Glacier Road, and the passes.
In winter these are genuinely practical: the highway’s avalanche-control closures and coastal storms show up on camera before they show up anywhere else. In summer they are simply one of the better scenic-drive previews on this site.