Alaska Glacier

The Hubbard Glacier is located in Alaska, and considered the largest tidewater glacier in North America, measuring 76 miles long and 7 miles wide. It’s situated near Yakutat, Alaska, with its origins in the Yukon Territory of Canada. Known for its high ice cliffs that can reach up to 400 feet tall, causing large ice-calving events. Unlike many other glaciers, the Hubbard Glacier has been advancing and thickening over the past century unlike many other glaciers.