Alaska's Glacier Bay National Park gives one an incredible view of the ice age with its 16 tidewater glaciers calving and feeding the bay. One feels small and very unimportant as he visits the vast land of blue glacial ice and cold deep blue water. While the park is mostly ice and water, there are forests and a wide variety of animals that call the park home.

Visit the Glacier Bay National Park Forum to ask questions about the park.