Wish I had retained a post card of our plane in front of this giant mountain face. If you've seen half dome in Yosimite it's much like that, however more majestic. Take a plane ride out to see it. Wonderful!

Wish I had retained a post card of our plane in front of this giant mountain face. If you've seen half dome in Yosimite it's much like that, however more majestic. Take a plane ride out to see it. Wonderful!
This experience was a once in a lifetime look at one of the world's most scenic and uninhabited places. Flying over an old water filled volcano crater or moving down through a river valley with high walls of trees on either side while "inspiring" music is playing in your headset was so fulfiling. The Misty Fjord area is very large...
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Reminded me of Norway. The cliffs were beautiful and reminded me of my cruise to Norway a number of years ago.
There are two ways to see the Misty Fjords. Both are worth the trip. if you have time take a float plane trip to the Misty's and get on Allen Marines fast catamaran and take the boat trip. The trips are magnificent and very different from each other.
What a wonderful trip .. the plane ride was wonderful and the weather was great! Love the glaciers! :)
Take an Alaskan cruise on the small boats (under 200 people) and be sure to include this most beautiful remote place. Indeed the most quiet place I have ever been on earth with clouds hanging low at sunset. The only access into this park is by water.
We took a float plane from Ketchikan to Misty Fjord -- a DeHavilland Beaver. There were six of us and we all had wonderful views. The pilot was professional and knowledgeable and while we didn't see wildlife, we saw one of the most beautiful and pristine areas in the world. The pilot set the plane down on the lake so...
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This is worth the time, amazing views, so awesome that you really are so impressed by what God made... if you like southeast AK this is something to check out for sure.
We had mixed feelings about this tour. Whilst it basically ‘did what it said on the tin’ (i.e was a cruise through the misty fjords national park), there was no focus on wildlife which the website had led us to believe there would be. Amazingly, we did see a pod of orca but, frustratingly, we didn’t stay with them for...
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Took an 8 passenger float plane from Ketchikan to the Misty Fjords. They aren't called misty for no reason! Rising above the fog in the plane was a spectacular view of forested mountains, waterfalls, creeks, fog filled valleys. Just amazingly beautiful! Even saw a large black bear down by one of the creeks! The pilot was very knowledgeable about the...
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