Hubbard Glacier

Located in the Wrangell–St. Elias National Park and Preserve, the Hubbard Glacier is more than seven miles long, and it regularly sloughs off icebergs that are as tall as 10-story buildings. It’s an absolutely massive landmark that juts out of the water like something equally beautiful and terrifying. Visitors to the glacier are only allowed to get semi-close; its choppy waters prevent boats from being able to safely navigate close proximity. It’s so big, however, that you’ll see it looming for ages before you actually reach it. Your pictures will also turn out wonderfully since its white snow and turquoise ice are framed by an open expanse of bright blue sky. The Hubbard Glacier is one of the most well-known of Alaska’s attractions. Literally, it’s so large that you can’t miss it. Book a tour to see its majesty for yourself! Address: Alaska, United States