It supports thirty glaciers, including the twin Sawyer Glaciers in Tracy Arm Fjord. A visit to Tracy Arm Fjord is always a highlight for our guests. Tracy Arm is a narrow 26-mile winding fjord that was once a glacier filled valley and is lined with sheer ice carved walls rising thousands of feet on each side. This spectacular fjord gives us a look at terrain most recently exposed by the retreating glaciers of the last ice age. Countless numbers of waterfalls appear at each turn.
Icebergs make their way out to sea in all sorts of wonderful shapes.
Mountain goats cling to the sheer cliffs of the fjord. The fjord ends spectacularly with the twin Sawyer Glaciers. As we wait for house-size chunks to calve, we watch harbor seals hauled out on the icebergs Tracy Arm is one of the few places we may see a few other boats, so to enhance your experience here, we strive to be the first ones up the fjord in the morning. This means we typically share our glacier view with no one and make your visit even more spectacular.