Mendenhall Glacier
Going to Juneau and not seeing the Mendenhall resembles going by Rome and avoiding the Colosseum. The most acclaimed of Juneau's ice floes, and the city's most famous fascination, streams 13 miles from its source, the Juneau Icefield, and has a half far reaching face. It closes at Mendenhall Lake, the purpose behind every one of the icy masses.
Naturalists evaluate that inside a couple of years it will withdraw onto arrive, and inside 25 years withdraw out of view altogether from the perception territory and guest focus.
On a radiant day it's wonderful, with blue skies and snowcapped mountains out of sight. On a shady and drizzly evening it can be significantly more noteworthy, as the ice turns shades of dark blue.
The waterway of ice is toward the finish of Glacier Spur Rd. From Egan Dr at Mile 9 go right onto Mendenhall Loop Rd, remaining on Glacier Spur Rd when the circle bends back toward Auke Bay.