8 Incredible Glacier Hikes Near Anchorage Alaska
The glaciers near Anchorage are some of the most accessible. Here are seven glacier hikes within a 3-hour drive from Anchorage, Alaska.
The glaciers near Anchorage are some of the most accessible. Here are seven glacier hikes within a 3-hour drive from Anchorage, Alaska.
One of the best biking trails in Alaska is the Bird to Gird Trail, a moderate biking trail between Anchorage and Girdwood. It’s 13.3 miles one-way and parallels the Seward Highway.
You’ll follow a paved bike path while enjoying incredible views of the Chugach Mountains and the Turnagain Arm.
There are a few access points along the way, which make it a great option whether you want to bike one-way or round trip.
Top 10 things to do along Turnagain Arm. From hiking 3000-foot peaks and wildlife spotting to jaw-dropping views around every corner, the Turnagain Arm drive is a must for travelers that want to experience Alaska’s stunning landscapes.
Hike Winner Creek Trail in Girdwood, Alaska. This 6.4 mile roundtrip hike takes you through an enchanting forest to a beautiful gorge.
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Alaska has an overwhelming amount of glaciers and there are so many different ways to see them. You won’t be disappointed when you take some time to go on this ultimate Alaska glaciers road trip!
Portage Glacier is one of many glaciers on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula. It’s located 50 miles south of Anchorage and it’s one of the easiest glacier hikes near Anchorage.