Glacier Bay National Park in southeastern Alaska is one of the most remote and spectacular national parks in the entire system, and one of the few you can’t drive to. Over 3.3 million acres of tidewater glaciers, dramatic fjords, calving ice, humpback whales, and mountain goats await every visitor who makes the journey by plane or boat. We visited as part of our Alaskan cruise aboard the Holland America Eurodam and came away saying Glacier Bay is unlike anything else we have ever seen. Explore our Glacier Bay guide below.
Glacier Bay National Park is one of the most remote and extraordinary national parks in the entire country. Located in Southeast Alaska, this UNESCO World Heritage Site encompasses over 3.3 million acres of tidewater glaciers, dramatic fjords, humpback whales, and calving ice that you simply have to see to believe. The catch? You can’t drive…