Snowflake Circle in Valdez, Alaska

Snowflake Circle in Valdez is an unpaved residential street. It runs in a southeast-northwest direction and crosses Whispering Spruce Drive and ends at Chalet Drive, while the other end is a cul-de-sac. Snowflake Circle also exists in Matanuska-Susitna Borough.

Road Type: residential street
Route: southeast-northwest

Attractions

Horsetail Falls – approx. 3.7 mi.
Bridalveil Falls – approx. 4.1 mi.
Rudleston Falls – approx. 4.5 mi.
Solomon Gulch Hatchery Visitor Self Guided Tour at Dayville Road – approx. 9.7 mi.
Dock Point Trail – approx. 11.6 mi.

Travel agencies

Anadyr Adventures – approx. 11.9 mi.
Stan Stephens Glacier & Wildlife Cruises at North Harbor Drive 112 (99686) – approx. 11.9 mi.

Places of worship

Valdez Bible Baptist Church – approx. 7.2 mi.

Hostels

Downtown B&B Inn – approx. 12.0 mi.

Viewpoints

Keystone Canyon – approx. 3.5 mi.
Robe Lake Viewpoint – approx. 5.4 mi.
Valdez City Viewing Point – approx. 9.8 mi.
Duck Flats Viewpoint – approx. 11.4 mi.

Parking lots

Robe Lake Parking (free of charge) – approx. 5.4 mi.
John Hunter Memorial Trailhead Parking (parking lot, free of charge) – approx. 10.4 mi.

Taxi stands

Black Ops Valdez – approx. 3.4 mi.

Gas stations

Acres Kwik Trip – approx. 9.3 mi.

Restaurants

Aunty Yum Yum Real Thai Food (Thai, outdoor seating, takeout, vegetarian options) at North Harbor Drive – approx. 11.8 mi.
The Wheelhouse Restaurant and Sports Bar (American, opening hours: 11–15, 17–21) at Harbor Drive 100 (99686) – approx. 11.9 mi.
Old Town Burger at Pioneer Drive (99686) – approx. 12.0 mi.

Tourist information centers

Bridal Veil Falls Trail – approx. 3.8 mi.
Railroad Tunnel of 1906. "The Iron Trail" by Rex Beach describes these events and this area. This tunnel was hand cut into the solid rock of Keystone Canyon and is all that is left of the "Railroad Era" when nine companies fought to take advantage of the sh – approx. 4.4 mi.