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Glacier Bay
Has anyone kayak Glacier Bay in Alaska? you camping in nature and how was it?
I sea kayak in the AK, camped and I can do say. GBNP was not, but I was in Prince William Sound. But no one else is responding, so I thought I'd chime in. I went out for a weekend week at a time. I personally am less concerned about bears that drunk drivers in my hiking and boating in Alaska, so it's not a gun or pepper spray. But the work to maintain a clean field, relocate camp if I cook the fish, and keep an eye. Over the years, I've moved more towards the pre-cooked. Cook at home, freeze or store and just warm up (or not) in the camp. Save time, fuel, smell (!). Wear your PFD! At all times, in the water! You lose your finger dexterity in one minute arms control in 5 minutes. But with a life jacket, someone can still throw your body at the edge of hypothermia. dry suit brought face to face under a jacket battery child is a difficult decision. The most uncomfortable is also safer if you capsize. I definitely like a larger boat (24-26 "a or two there) in cold than hot. Bring an extra paddle for your group. When I've flown with the USFS, which require the use of a PFD. It has pockets of food, firestarters, mirror, Leatherman, cable, etc because if you use the PFP, where he will meet? In a bank with any other team! After thinking about it, I added to my PFD pocket material and small items of survival. We just pick up as we went camping, it worked fine. I guess we're going in the summer, so have tons of light. Be prepared for the continuous rain. You Can only wear clothes that dry as you wear it. (No cotton!). Do not go near a glacier calving. My in-laws like my wife did and rowing after them to say no, a piece of apartment-building-sized detached. Suddenly, surfing waves of 20 feet. 1 / 4 1 / 2 miles does not eliminate the waves, but they are reasonable in that distance. waves (of glaciers calving, cruise chips or tsunamis) came through first. If water let out on the coast, then QUICK, get your ass and your boat fast uphill. The water comes out to 20 feet down the beach means that it will arrive in about 80 feet by 10 seconds. We had a great time for this week in the PWS. Just a rainy day (much better than average!), The magnificent scenery. Campsites ourselves. "Harriman Fjord "and" Harrison Lagoon Cabin "if you want ot Google maps or photos. I like to have at least a few days you do not move from the countryside. Only days paddle around an area that can get to know or explore better. It makes the trip more relaxing. Strongly consider renting cabins in advance. They Büring wood stoves bunk beds for 6-10 people and are a place for drying clothes. They book quickly, so plan ahead. Something like $ 40/night and is worth at least every couple nights. Have a great time.
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