Mt Jumbo aka Mt Bradley is the tallest peak on Douglas Island in Juneau, Alaska. This 3,337 foot mountain is easily seen from downtown and the hike to the summit is deceptively difficult. You go from about 40 feet above sea level to 3,337 in 3 miles. What is even more insane, is the…
The Mendenhall Ice Caves are one of the most unique hikes in the world. The out and back hike is a easy to moderate hike, which travels through the dense rainforest, rocky faces surrounding the lake and down the glacier itself. The destination for this hike is a series of ice caves and tunnels…
The East Glacier Loop trail is a 3.1 mile hike which starts from Mendenhall Lake. The trail involves about 650 feet of elevation gain and can be steep in sections. Recently, the park has improved sections of the trail adding steps and wire handrails throughout the loop. This hike will provide excellent views of…
Trail Summary: Bartlett Lake is an out and back hike located in Gustavus, Alaska. The hike is about a 5 minute walk from Glacier Bay National Park and is heavily used by visitors of the park. Although you don’t gain much elevation during your hike, expect a slow going trail up to the lake…