5 Glaciers To See Before They're Gone
Standing at the rail of the Glacier Queen, we were riveted to the face of the 300-foot-high wall of ice towering before us. Though it was a quarter-mile away, we could hear every crack and crumble as the active tidewater glacier heaved and sloughed ice into the frigid waters of Prince William Sound.
glacier go stand rail glacier queen rivet face foot high wall ice tower quarter mile away hear crack crumble active tidewater glacier heave slough ice frigid water prince william sound