Exit Glacier, located in Kenai Fjords National Park and accessible by road, is one of the most approachable glaciers in Alaska. Nestled near Seward, this glacier offers visitors a unique opportunity to hike up to its wall of blue ice. As you stand close, you can hear the glacier crackle, a vivid reminder of its dynamic nature. The glacier, along with others from the Harding Icefield, has played a significant role in reshaping the surrounding landscape over time. Today, visitors can explore the area, learning about the glacier’s history and the ongoing changes it brings to the environment.
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