Stay at Chugach Naswik Suites and Capture the Best of Alaska

Valdez, Alaska is a dream destination for photographers seeking dramatic landscapes, wildlife encounters, glaciers, waterfalls, mountains, and unforgettable light. Chugach Naswik Suites provides comfortable extended stay accommodations designed for photography travelers who want to stay close to Alaska’s most inspiring scenery.



Whether you are a professional photographer, content creator, landscape artist, wildlife enthusiast, or adventure traveler with a camera in hand, our suites offer the perfect home base for exploring Valdez and Prince William Sound.

Popular Photography Experiences Near Chugach Naswik Suites

Prince William Sound Glaciers

Photograph massive tidewater glaciers, floating icebergs, dramatic mountain backdrops, and changing coastal light throughout Prince William Sound.

Wildlife Photography

Capture whales, sea otters, bald eagles, puffins, seals, bears, and other Alaska wildlife in their natural habitat.

Keystone Canyon Waterfalls

Valdez is home to stunning waterfalls including Bridal Veil Falls and Horsetail Falls, offering incredible landscape and long-exposure photography opportunities.

Thompson Pass

Photographers visit Thompson Pass year-round for mountain scenery, snow-covered peaks, northern lights opportunities, and some of Alaska’s most dramatic weather and terrain.

Aurora & Night Photography

During darker months, Valdez offers opportunities for northern lights photography surrounded by mountain landscapes and remote Alaska scenery.

Winter & Heli-Ski Photography

Capture deep powder, alpine terrain, helicopters, and action sports photography in the legendary Chugach Mountains.

Why Photography Travelers Choose Chugach Naswik Suites

  • Spacious extended stay accommodations
  • Convenient location near top photography destinations
  • Quiet and comfortable environment for editing and rest
  • Flexible lodging for changing travel schedules
  • Ideal for solo travelers, workshops, and creative groups
  • Easy access to glaciers, wildlife, mountains, and coastal scenery