Glacier Bay 2010
There are few sights more exciting than a humpback whale breaching close. But Glacier Bay offers much more. Some of it is subtle, and all of it is sublime.
Bears and sea lions walk and swim this beautiful wilderness.
Best known for its rugged topography and rivers of ice, Glacier Bay does not disappoint.
Whales spend their Alaska summers feasting on krill and small fish. We humans enjoy the show.
From mushrooms and mosses at Bartlett Cove to hardy little flowers at Reid Glacier, Glacier Bay offers exquisite beauty.