Endicot Arm
Endicot Arm We had to get up at 6 am to see the glacier as we sailed by it. I got up just after 7 am to see parts of it and little icebergs in the water. I also seen a few o...
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Endicot Arm We had to get up at 6 am to see the glacier as we sailed by it. I got up just after 7 am to see parts of it and little icebergs in the water. I also seen a few o...
Juneau Our next stop was Juneau. Here we are taking an excursion to Mendenhall Glacier. The salmon were starting to show up in the river, near town.
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Ketchikan Our first port was rainy Ketchikan. It was a constant drizzle there. While we were there, we took an excursion to Saxman to see the totem poles.
Holland America Line has officially opened reservations for its 2028 Alaska cruise season, presenting travelers with an inspiring collection of glacier explorations, rare wildernes...
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Alaska We are taking a week cruise to Alaska, on the new Star Princess. We started the cruise in Seattle.
Seasonal flooding may happen soon at Mendenhall Glacier near Juneau, and cruise guests should be prepared for tour changes. Juneau Braces for Glacier Flooding as Dozens of Cruise S...
Josie Brooks reflects on an exhibit at Maine’s Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum, which explores Inuit food traditions, hunting, art and community.
A new bookVera AndrejukHow hard it was for the brothers in, the far north! Although autumn brought rain and wind to the brethren, the monks could not help but admire the beauty of...
6/28 I awoke at the Atlantic Creek Campground to a morning that was cold and dreary, the kind that makes crawling out of the warmth of a sleeping bag a debate with yourself. The ra...
Nestled in the sand on the southernmost tip of Fort Myers Beach is a little city. Some days it bustles with activity, while other days it rests in quiet tranquility. The more time...
Adventure readers need this opportunity to discover Fred Nelson's compelling nonfiction book, “Challenge of the Ice: A Canoeing Adventure in the Wilderness of Northern Canada,” d...
Skagway Skagway was our favorite town. If it wasn't for the winters, I would move here. This little town is nestled between high mountains. We walked around town a little a...
7-22-26 22.6 miles 3700’ gain, 6400’ descent I woke at 4:50 to catch the Sunrise at Mica lake. We knew it would be hot so we got started at 5:50. We lost 2400 ft down switchbacks t...
Descending from White Pass, Glacier Peak was prominent and directly in front of me. The terrain wasn't difficult, but I found myself slowing down to repeatedly take photos of the v...
Backstay's All-Weather Sailing Logbook is a complete ship's log for coastal cruisers who refuse to compromise. Printed on all-weather paper under a waterproof cover, it holds up th...
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