Worthington Glacier Visits
Located off Richardson highway 28 miles to Valdez, Alaska. Worthington Glacier is conveniently located off Richardson highway. This is a really good stop to stretch, explore, and take lots of photos.
An easy access from the road and a short hike to get in touch with the glacier. If you haven't seen a glacier before, I would highly recommend this place and a drive to Valdez from here is absolutely beautiful.
It is sad though seeing how much the glacier had retreated over time. I wish I could find the pictures we took in 2001 and 2002 to add it here. A big difference since then, global warming is real!
It is sad though seeing how much the glacier had retreated over time. I wish I could find the pictures we took in 2001 and 2002 to add it here. A big difference since then, global warming is real!
Worthington Glacier Visits
Worthington Glacier view from Richardson Highway in 2018 |
Worthington Glacier visit with my Aunt in 2007 |
Worthington Glacier in 2010 visit |
Worthington Glacier with Alan in 2018 at the viewing area The glacier had decrease significantly |
Worthington Glacier visit with my friends in 2007 |
Worthington Glacier with my mom during our 2010 visit On our way to Valdez |
Worthington Glacier visit 2018 It's a long hike up there now just to to touch the ice |
Zoom in view of Worthington Glacier in 2018 |
Standing on the glacier in 2007 This massive ice are no longer there, it melted off |
2007 visit with my friend from Tinglayan Kalinga Philippines The rock where she's standing is all what's left now. The massive ice around here had melted off. |
Worthington Glacier visit 2007 with Kuya Eddy |
Going in the crevasse a little just to take a picture. Good thing because this crevasse no longer exist
View from the glacier looking over the viewing area |
2007 visit with Haidee The water behind her is from the glacier melt |
2018 Visit |
2018 visit with my son Alan at the viewing area |
2010 visit with my hubby on our way to Valdez |
View of the parking lot looking over the Worthington Glacier. There are so many hikers who hiked up to the hill on the left side just to see and explore the glacier from the top. |
View of the Worthington Glacier parking lot in 2010 looking towards the highway |
Worthington Glacier State Recreation Site Alaska State Parks Department of Natural Resources 331 miles away from Fairbanks on Richardson highway |
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