You can even land on the glacier. Suitable for ages 12 and over. On this leisurely trip, you can see bald eagles, sea birds, seals and occasionally whales. Guides are experts on the natural and cultural history of S.E. Alaska and will share legends and landscapes of this remarkable region. You'll also learn about Native culture, wildlife and bird observation and Alaska's lush coastal ecology.
Hearty snack is included.
Paddle out onto Mendenhall Lake near the face of Mendenhall Glacier in the Tongass National Forest. Join the adventure and paddle along with your guide or sit back and let them do the work as you take in the spectacular scenery. This 25-mile stretch of narrow waterway, located about 66 miles from Juneau is enclosed by dramatic cliffs. Iceberg-laden water is magnificent. See such wildlife as humpback or Orca whales, black bears, mountain goats, Stellar sea lions, and bald eagles on this trip.