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Iceberg Lake - Ross Green Lake
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4-6 days |
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| Length: |
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17
miles |
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| Difficulty: |
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Moderate/Strenuous |
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| Features: |
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GL ** |
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| USGS Maps: |
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Bering Glacier D4-6, C4-6 |
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| Rate: |
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$370/person
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This exciting route begins at a lake nestled in a valley just recently vacated by glaciers. Beginning at Iceberg Lake, follow the shore to an unnamed tributary glacier that joins the Tana Glacier. The route maneuvers across 10 miles of undulating glacier ice surrounded by jagged mountain ridges. Revel in the solitude of this remote landscape and the incredible views in all directions.
Traveling East, across the Tana Glacier, the route winds through moulons and across aqua blue glacier creeks to the edge of the glacier near the banks of Granite Creek. Follow this spectacular valley to the landing strips below Ross Green Lake. If your crossing went too quickly you may want to explore the rugged terrain of Thompson Ridge looming high above Ross Green Lake.
**This excursion involves traveling on glaciers and requires specialized knowledge and equipment. It is recommended only for backcountry travelers trained and experienced in glacier travel or as an adventurous guided trip.
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