The tidewater glaciers that spill into the College Fjord are named after famous elite colleges of the East Coast. The College Fjord is inside the Prince William Sound and is frequented by large and small cruise ships hoping to catch it calving. As amazing as it sounds, it remained unaltered after being the epicenter of the Good Friday Earthquake, the 9.2 earthquake that destroyed towns and villages across the southwest coast of Alaska. This area can sometimes be viewed during a flight to Alaska. If you are interested in witnessing glacier after glacier after glacier, and still be close to Anchorage, College Fjord is one of Alaska Denali Tours dream vacation destinations. Day Tours and Flightseeing out of Whittier available throughout the summer months.
My wife and I honeymooned in Alaska and had the most breathtaking experience on the Prince William Sound cruise. The water was incredibly calm, and the glaciers magnificent. Dinner was also fantastic.
Stephen Z. from Montreal, QB - March, 2009
We and all our luggage made it back to Florida last week. We are still digesting the wonderful time we had and all the adventures we experienced. When we are asked what was the best part, there is never a short answer, because there was not one best, it was all terrific, everyday had something or somewhere wonderful and memorable !!
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Dear Karen,
I want to thank you and Denali Tours for a most successful trip to Alaska. During these 10 days I am sure we saw and experienced a great deal of true Alaska at its best. To top it all the pictures we took of the peak of Mt. McKinley in the early morning sunshine with blue skies and a reflection on Wonder Lake was breathtaking....Read More
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