Glacier Bay National Park

Glacier Bay National Park, AK

Places in Glacier Bay

45 places · 41 sights ranked by Parkwolf

Places
45
Sights
41
Audio stories
37

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Kayaking in Glacier Bay

All Glacier Bay places

45 places

1SightMargerie GlacierBlue, calving tidewater glacier you view by boat in Tarr Inlet2SightTarr InletBoat-in fjord ending at Margerie and Grand Pacific glaciers3SightJohns Hopkins Glacier ViewpointBoat-only views of an advancing tidewater glacier and teeming wildlife4SightJohns Hopkins InletRemote fjord to an advancing tidewater glacier with teeming seals5SightJohns Hopkins GlacierRare advancing tidewater glacier with thunderous calving and rich wildlife6SightBartlett CoveHub for trails, day tours, culture, and free campingVisitor centerAudioPark Visitor CenterSmall, smart hub with exhibits, views, and a whale-listening hydrophone7SightSouth Marble IslandBoat-only hotspot of sea lions and seabirds, plus a roaring soundscape8SightLamplugh GlacierBlue-iced tidewater glacier with dramatic landslide scars and wildlife9SightAudioGlacier Bay Sea KayaksNPS kayak rentals and day trips for independent paddlers10SightMcBride GlacierRemote tidewater glacier with calving ice and harbor seals11SightMount FairweatherA coastal giant that steals the skyline on rare clear days12SightAudioXunaa Shuká HítA living Tlingit clan house on Bartlett Cove’s shorelineCampgroundAudioBartlett Cove CampgroundFree walk-in rainforest campground with a communal beach fire pit13SightAudioHumpback Whale ExhibitOpen-air skeleton of “Snow,” a famed humpback14SightNorth Marble IslandBoat-only wildlife hotspot with a roaring sea lion and seabird chorus15SightBeardslee IslandsQuiet kayak maze of islands, wildlife, and tide-driven routes16SightMuir InletQuieter east arm fjord favored by kayakers, rich in glacial history17SightGloomy KnobBare dolomite cliffs where mountain goats star in moody lightRanger stationAudioBartlett Cove Visitor Information Station (VIS)Permit and orientation hub by the Bartlett Cove dockRestaurantAudioFairweather Dining RoomLocal seafood with big Bartlett Cove views18SightNorth Sandy CoveCalm, wildlife-rich anchorage opposite Puffin Island19SightGeikie InletQuiet fjord with dramatic geology and a living glacier retreat story20SightReid GlacierIntimate, boat-in glacier with wildlife and a quiet, textured ice face21SightBeartrack CoveRemote tidal cove with bears, birds, and big-mountain views22SightBlue Mouse CoveSheltered cove for quiet anchoring and whale watching23SightDundas BayRemote bay of shoals, islets, and solitude for skilled boaters24SightLester IslandQuiet, kayak-friendly island just off Bartlett Cove25SightSandy CoveQuiet anchorage and wildlife haven in protected, glassy waters26SightAdams InletRemote fjord arm with big scenery and storied glacial geology27SightGrand Pacific GlacierDebris-dark glacier that shaped Tarr Inlet's vast fjord28SightLa Perouse GlacierRemote Pacific tidewater glacier with a towering calving ice wall29SightQueen InletQuiet fjord with Carroll Glacier views and true wilderness vibes30SightBrady GlacierVast, remote ice field best seen from the water31SightCasement GlacierRemote valley glacier with big views and zero infrastructure32SightRussell IslandRemote island with glacier views, wildlife, and true wilderness solitude33SightLituya BayRemote fjord famed for the 1958 megatsunami and wild scenery34SightMuir GlacierRemote, rapidly retreating glacier at the head of Muir Inlet35SightTidal InletRaw fjord with a colossal landslide scar and moody solitude36SightMount La PerouseRemote Fairweather Range peak above a rare ocean-terminating glacier37SightMount OrvilleRemote, glaciated peak with ocean-to-summit relief for expert alpinists38SightMount SalisburyRemote Fairweather Range giant for serious, self-sufficient alpinists39SightMount WilburRemote Fairweather Range peak for serious, self-sufficient expeditions40SightMount CrillonA remote Fairweather Range giant guarded by glaciers and harsh weather41SightMount Quincy AdamsRemote 13,650-foot border peak for serious mountaineers
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Glacier Bay Tour Guide

Glacier Bay, narrated.

Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Glacier Bay National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.

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Kayaking in Glacier Bay
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“You're approaching the base for Glacier Bay Sea Kayaks. If you want to get out on the water, this is the spot.”

Plays as you drive up to Glacier Bay Sea Kayaks in the Parkwolf Glacier Bay Tour Guide.

More stories near here in the app

  • The Gustavus Lifeline
  • The Frog That Freezes Solid
  • From Sea to Hayfield
  • Glacier Bay Lodge and Bartlett Cove Hub
  • 37 audio storiesacross Glacier Bay’s roads, triggered by GPS as you drive
  • Wildlife heatmapsfor Humpback Whale, Orca, Brown Bear, and 13 more
  • Works offlinemaps, 3 trails, 45 places, and audio download before you lose signal
  • CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
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