Glacier Trekking

Sy Cloud explores an ice tube on the Knik Glacier, Chugach Mountains. Photo by Carl Battreal. www.photographalaska.com

A huge proportion of Alaska is covered with ice. A lot more than has towns and cities or anything man made on it. That’s a lot of country to explore, and its truly beautiful, like another world. On the next Outdoor Explorer the topic is glacier travel. We’ll be talking with a guide who takes newbies on glacier treks, a photographer who specializes in glacier journeys, and a glaciologist who goes to work on glaciers, and knows how they’re made.

HOST: Charles Wohlforth

GUESTS:

Kris Crossen standing inside an ice cave on the Bering Glacier.
Kris Crossen standing inside an ice cave on the Bering Glacier.

BROADCAST: Thursday June 20, 2013. 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm, repeating 7:00 – 8:00 pm AKT

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Ice Pillar, Knik Glacier, Chugach Mountains.
Ice Pillar, Knik Glacier, Chugach Mountains. Photo by Carl Battreal. www.photographalaska.com
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Light from within, Mendenhal Glacier, Tongass National Forest, Alaska.
Light from within, Mendenhal Glacier, Tongass National Forest, Alaska.
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