McCarty Glacier

McCarty Glacier extends across rocky terrain, producing large ice formations and deep crevasses that shape the surrounding landscape.

This glacier, monitored since the early 20th century, demonstrates the natural patterns of glacial movement and retreat in the Alaskan wilderness.

Native Alaskan communities have incorporated the presence of glaciers like McCarty into their traditional stories and seasonal navigation practices.

Access to McCarty Glacier requires joining authorized tour groups due to private land ownership and safety considerations in the surrounding areas.

The glacier's position allows visitors to observe the interaction between glacial ice and the waters of the North Pacific Ocean.

Location: Alaska

GPS coordinates: 59.77000,-150.22100

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:38