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Getting ready to fly flying in Bear GlacierAdventure Sixty North's landing zone in Bear Glacier! Right on the lake surrounded by beautiful scenery and huge icebergs or every shape and size...Icebergs can be photographed and enjoyed from the shoreline...bring plenty of picture storage for your camera's!Scenery is breathtaking in Bear GlacierIce is everywhere!Icebergs and interesting shapesBeautiful!Sweet picture settings for our photographers!What a day!Joel taking pictures in the early season last year.This picture was take in Bear Glacier near the glacier.The face of Bear GlacierRick kayaking at Bear glacier.Rick guiding in Bear Glacier 2010.Bear Glacier from air 1/29/11 One huge beautiful Ice Rink with Icebergs poking though the ice...increadible sight even in the winter.Looking at the outflow from the Bear Glacier Lake where the river cuts through the beach area and flows to the Bay...the river is a tidal influenced river changing in depth and velocity as the tide changes throughout the day. picture taken by rick from the air on 01-29-11Spring campfire while camping in Bear Glacier and enjoying the veiw of Bear Glacier from an island on the lake. Pretty sweet!
Bear Glacier
Thumb Cove with its 3 alpine glaciers, this trip paddles out to Thumb Cove and paddles back or you can paddle out and sail back on a sailing vessel (offered as a upgrade)Paddle along the coast in Resurrection Bay, great wildlife viewing and scenerySpring paddle to Thumb Cove is spectacular!Thumb Cove is a full day paddle and no expereice is necessaryOrca Island in Humpy Cove is one of the coves we explore when we do the Orca Island multiday paddles and the Kayaker's Cove wilderness hostel multiday adventures!Orca Island has 3 cabins (Pacific Yurts with decks overlooking the pristinewater. Absolutely stunning scenery and the Yurts are heated, with bath room, shower, and more!Looking out as the fog clears out from Kayaker's Cove wilderness hostel. Sailing vessel returning from Thumb Cove with its sails catching the wind!Relaxing in Kayaker's Cove Wilderness hostel in Resurrection Bay! Pretty sweet experience!Just a part of the trail that we hike from Kayaker's Cove Wilderness Hostel..Start from the lodge and end up above the tree line in the alpine overlooking Resurrection Bay!The water fall in Humpy Cove! There is a salmon run on this river....Have to see it to believe it.A view from the air of the Fox Island sand spit area, which is part of the State of Alaska Marine Park system. Very short paddle from Kayaker's Cove wilderness hostel.The Kayaker's Cove Hostel Lodge, in Resurrection Bay. A great base to explore the Bay from.A group getting ready for a kayaking adventure on the Bay!A couple of guys enjoying the day in Resurrection bay!Having fun on the Beach! Guide Jimmy out in the Bay!
East Side
Resurrection Bay
West Side
Resurrection Bay
Tonsina Point! The salmon stream is a popular 3-4 hr kayaking trip from Lowell Point. The walk bridge that crosses here is part of the Coastl Trail to Caines Head where the abandoned Ft McGilvery is located. The fort is veiwed after hiking up the trail while doing our Caines Head trip!Puffins are encountered as we padldle near Caines Head. The nest in the rock cliffs in that area. They are very beautiful but are not so graceful when they land.Part of our paddle into Tonsina creek at high tide.A beautiful paddle returning from Tonsina! Most of the time we enjoy hot drinks and snacks while we break at the beach.The waters color is one of the highlights of your paddle..It is the one part of the trip that is always consistant. Just Beautiful!High tide in the Tonsina salmon stream. This area is only paddled at high tide.Lowelll Point beach public beach access. This is where we start and end most of the paddles on the West side of Resurrection Bay!Moon over the bay !A morning to behold in Resurrection bay caught by one of our guides....Nice Lynzy caught this view of Resurrection Bay on one morning.Bridal Viel Falls.The Beach access area in Lowell Point with Caines Head way out in the back ground.Caines Head. The remains of the old army dock. One of our full day paddle destinations.
Aialik Bay
Kayaking in Pedersen Lagoon in Ailaik, near Pedersen Glacier. This is a area with ice bergs to paddle near and stunning scenery, known for lots of bears!Typical Ice Berg ice formations on a great kayaking day. This was a full day Aialik trip!Blue ice...We love it!Nate standing overlooking Surprise Glacier near Holgate Glacier!Nate in front of a ice berg in Pedersen lagoon.Paddle through the numerous ice bergs in Pedersen.Holgate GlacierDrop off beach at McMullen cove in Aialik Bay! Early in Season..Beach at McMullenRugged beauty everywhere, and these people just paddled through a rock arch. Sweet!The view of Aialik Glacier from the Abra Cove camp beach.Looking from Quick sand beach. One of the few sandy beaches in our part of the world.A paddle through one of the arches on the coast.An eagle finding some food on a salmon stream.
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