Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
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"Covering 3.3 million acres of mountains, wild coastlines, and deep sheltered fjords, Alaska's Glacier Bay National Park sits in one of the world’s largest international protected areas. We can't think of many other places on earth where you can see crashing glaciers and breeching whales in the same day as temperate rainforests and mountain goats."
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"With so many pristine parks to choose from, you’d think Alaska would get tired of being so dang beautiful all the time. Glacier Bay National Park gives Alaskan adventurers another opportunity to immerse themselves in rugged, untamed mountains, temperate rainforests, sheltered fjords, and dynamic glaciers. Sounds like a real snooze-fest, right? While 500,000 visitors reach Glacier Bay each year, most are merely stopping over as part of an Alaskan cruise. Glacier Bay can actually be a bit challenging to get to. If you aren’t aboard a big boat, there are only two ways to get to the park: on an air taxi or via the Alaska Marine Highway ferry. There are only five developed trails near the Glacier Bay Lodge and Visitor Center, but you can also hike along unmarked areas of the shoreline. Or, if you’re itching for more of a challenge, there are 3 million acres of wild backcountry wilderness waiting to be explored. Not up for the effort? That’s ok. You can also kayak, go wildlife watching or take a guided tour of tidewater glaciers. It goes without saying that there are no restaurants or stores within the park boundaries — after all, the park only has one tiny slice of roadway. However, you can find more accommodations and services in nearby Gustavus. "
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"Cruised through Glacier Bay - saw the Margerie Glacier, Johns Hopkins and one other smaller one. Otters swimming by the boat. Beautiful!!"
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