Petersburg, Alaska
We spend our last day in Petersburg, hiking around the Blind River and
Man Made Hole area.
We boarded the ferry, Kennicott at 1:00 AM on Sunday morning for our
trip to Juneau.
Petersburg, Alaska
We spend our last day in Petersburg, hiking around the Blind River and
Man Made Hole area.
We boarded the ferry, Kennicott at 1:00 AM on Sunday morning for our
trip to Juneau.
Today we hiked about 8 miles along the 3 Lakes Loop Trail.
Again, we saw some beautiful scenery, including icebergs floating in
Frederick Sound from the LeConte Glacier.
Larry rounded a corner on the trail and met a black bear; fortunately
the bear scampered into the woods.
The highlight of the hike for me was seeing a moose; I got a picture
of the moose, Larry only got a picture of the bear's scat to prove he
had met the bear.
Sandy Beach on Frederick Sound, Petersburg, AK
Our search for humpback whales was a bust, but we did enjoy walking
the beach at low tide.
I am not sure why they call it Sandy Beach because you had to search
to find any sand.
We also hiked a muskeg trail along the Sound; the ground is like
walking on a sponge.
Petersburg, Alaska
We went out searching for moose or bear and discovered only rain
soaked eagles.
KC thinks these eagles reflect the state of the union and should be
called recession eagles.
Wrangell to Petersburg, Alaska on the AMHS Ferry, Columbia
We took the dogs for one last hike on the Rainbow Falls Trail before
boarding the ferry for Petersburg.
We walked 900 steps up and 900 steps down to view the falls; the dogs
are pretty tired and should enjoy the 6 hour ferry ride.