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Make Juneau, Alaska the Place for Your 50th State Visit
Thursday, March 1, 2018 9:00 AM by Marika Mashburn and Dennis William Grimes, Actors/World Travelers
Dennis and I have wanted to come to Alaska for several years. We are both avid travelers, and we have heard such incredible things from friends who have lived and traveled there. Alaska was #50 for me and #46 for Dennis. I saved Alaska for last,
Hiking in Juneau
Thursday, February 1, 2018 10:00 AM by Aaron Theisen
Those of us in the Lower 48 think of glaciers as remote and exotic entities, the sort of destination for which one sleeps in a brightly colored tent in base camp. But residents on the north side of Juneau can look out at the 13-mile-long
The Rubber Bandits of Mendenhall
Friday, December 1, 2017 6:00 PM by Laurie Craig, Forest Service, Retired
There was only light wind at the Mendenhall Glacier Visitor Center this summer, yet we would often come into work in the morning to find the entry doormats curled into a tube, as if a stiff breeze had rolled them up. But After a few days of
Introduction to the Mendenhall Ice Caves
Thursday, June 15, 2017 9:00 AM by Travel Juneau
Update: The ice caves referred to here have since collapsed. There are occasionally others that open up, but lately (2024) they are available only by helicopter and require the use of a guide.
If visiting the ice caves is on your to-do list for