Endicott Arm is a major feature of this region and is a long, deep, and narrow fjord that penetrates more than 30 miles into the heavily glaciated coastal mountain range. During the summer, when glacial activity is at a maximum, this fjord has considerable floating ice that ranges in size from a small city building to cocktail ice. Today we went out to explore in our expedition landing crafts to see wildlife, icebergs and the spectacular face of Dawes Glacier.
- Daily Expedition Reports
- 31 May 2017
Endicott Arm-Ford’s Terror Wilderness Area, 5/31/2017, National Geographic Sea Bird
- Aboard the National Geographic Sea Bird
- Alaska
Exploring Alaska's Coastal Wilderness
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