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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2021 · 23 MIN

EP 9: Explore the Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska

from The TripOutside Podcast · host Reet Singh

The Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau Alaska is one of the most magical places in Alaska and Liquid Alaska Tours provides human-powered adventures that get you up close and personal with the glacier. You get to canoe to the glacier and then hike and climb on top of it. If you're lucky and the conditions are perfect, you can explore the ice caves that get created naturally in the glacier. Here is a reason to skip the helicopter tour and paddle across a beautiful lake, reduce your environmental impact and save the glaciers for future generations to come.    Chapters 0:00 Intro  00:25 How did Liquid Alaska Tours start?  01:35 What are some of the tours that you offer at the Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska?  03:45 Learn about the Ice Caves on the Mendenhall Glacier  06:00 What is the wildlife like around Juneau?  08:45 What are the popular places to visit in Alaska? Summer vs. winter  11:35 When do the Mendenhall Glacier Tours start for the season?  12:45 What is the town of Juneau like? How many people get to be on the glacier?  17:35 What is it like to run a tour company? --   To fuel your next human-powered adventure visit us at TripOutside.com

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