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Greetings Travelers: To get to the Nugget Falls, you have to choose the longest route from the Mendenhall Visitor Center. In about 30 minutes you arrive at this wonder of nature. The place is great for taking photos and videos so you must take a...More
I wanted to take the East Glacier walk (2.5 hours), but the path was icy, so did this one instead. Just about 30-45 mins out and it's pretty spectacular close up. Definitely worth checking out if you have two hours or so on hand in...More
It was a terrific experience going to Alaska this year (2017). At our stop in Juneau the capital city of Alaska we visited The Mendenhall Glacier along with the the Nuggets Falls. It was amazing the size of that blue and white enourmous glacier as...More
Definitely something you should see while in Juneau. If you're able, it's worth the walk to the falls. Highly recommend!
The walk to the Falls is alongside the lake and it is on a flat surface ! It takes less time than indicated on the boards and it is really worth the effort ! It is much bigger than one can perceive from the Visitor...More
This is one of the attractions of Alaska. Most of tourist would take their bus excursion and will drive by the call. However, if you are one of those that can stay for a night. it would be a good experience to hike up the...More
So glad we decided to walk to the falls, didn't take as long as it indicated and I walk at a leisurely rate. Could have done with more time at the glacier.
The falls and glacier were beautiful, and the hiking trail to get to the falls was well maintained and very doable even by an old fat guy like me, There were fresh bear signs on and along the trail, but there were enough groups on...More
The walk to the falls is scenic. During the summer months you see eagles, and with luck, a bear. You can spot goats on the mountain. The view of the glacier is fantastic.
Our ship stopped in Juneau, we paid for 2 onshore attractions. This was one of them. Very nice park, the glacier is amazing and the falls are too. You can walk, a short nice 1/2 mile, right up to the base of the falls and...More
