The Juneau Ice field Glaciers is a ice field that is situated north of Juneau, Alaska. It is the fifth largest ice field in the Western Hemisphere. It stretches over five hundred miles of land. You can walk up any valley and see a transformation. The rainforest disappears and ice stretches for miles. Devil’s paw is considered the ice field’s highest peak. It is on the Alaska Canada border. It feeds many glaciers. It is a majestic sight. The largest glacier is the Taku. There are rolling hills of water and ice that go on as far as the eye can see. It is a maze of beautiful ice and snow that is unmatched in a any other landmark. The Taku remains stable relatively and melts as much as it accumulates.

In the Juneau Ice fields the nine glaciers experience their own types of climates. It will change from peak to peak. When you hike and explore the beautiful Juneau Ice field glaciers it is as if you take a step back in time and experience what seems to be prehistoric. You will see so many different shapes and sizes in the Juneau ice fields. The glaciers offer beautiful natural architecture that is unmatched in almost any other ice field.