And it’s the perfect place for those. The Last Frontier is home to the most glaciers in the U.S. There are roughly 27,000 glaciers across the state, covering an area of about 80,000 square ...

Most glaciers around the world are receding, and Alaska’s melt accounts for half of the global decline. Larry Hinzman, director of the International Arctic Research Center at the University of ...

PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — I recently returned from a beautiful Alaska and Glacier Bay tour with 44 other WMBD viewers. It was a trip that would have us explore the 49th state of the Union and ...

Covering over 13 000 sq km of rugged, snow-capped mountains, freshwater lakes, glaciers and deep fjords, Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve is one of the highlights of Alaska’s Inside Passage.

About 70 years ago, pioneer aerial photographer Bradford Washburn flew over Alaska's glaciers, documenting their splendor while looking for mountain-climbing routes.

Perched at the edge of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, Gustavus is one of several hidden destinations on Alaska's coast that combine world-class nature with all the small-town charm that ...

From a small ship, getting up close to glaciers, fiords and the wonders of the wilderness along the Inside Passage. The cool of Alaska's Glacier Bay - Los Angeles Times ...

Author Naomi Klouda says “The Alaska Glacier Dictionary” is for travelers and armchair adventurers alike, to give them quick ...

From your cruise ship: Most Alaska cruises include a day at sea sailing past glaciers.Some itineraries take you past the Hubbard Glacier, others take you through Glacier Bay. Photo opportunities ...

No, Glacier and Glacier Bay national parks are not the same. Yes, they are both worth visiting. Skipping the US Travel 2025 🌴 This country's safest A spotlight on America ...

About 70 years ago, pioneer aerial photographer Bradford Washburn flew over Alaska's glaciers, documenting their splendor while looking for mountain-climbing routes. Now, a Boston photojournalist ...

GLACIER BAY, Alaska -- Here’s a riddle: Why did more than three-quarters of the 448,861 people who visited this breathtaking national treasure last year never set foot on dry land? The answer ...