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Most of this page focuses on the Turnagain Arm portion of the Seward Highway, which is the part directly south of Anchorage. Turnagain arm is a body of water that branches off of Cook inlet at Anchorage. It has the second highest tidal range in the world and sometimes a boar tide can be seen as a wall of water rusing into the arm. The scenery on this stretch of the road is beautiful, though prone to avalanches in the winter. Some other things along the Seward Highway that are highlighted on other pages include the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and Portage Glacier