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Just got off yesterday. Our group had 3 balcony rooms for 12 of us, and we had a really nice time. I didn't save dailies, and don't plan on writing too much in depth right now, but am happy to answer any questions if you have them.

As I understand it, the brewhouse is an adults only space. Since I am cruising with kids, am I able to order a beer and take it elsewhere to enjoy? Thanks!

We just returned from an awesome cruise on the Century, and the highlight of the week was easily this hike. Each day that started with an amazing whale watch in Icy Straight, followed by sunny skies and a half mile distance from Hubbard Glacier, we said it couldn't possibly get better... and then it did.

It is not an easy hike by any stretch. It is about 3- 3.5 miles each way (6-7 total) with a decent amount of elevation gain, rough terrain, and slippery conditions after any rain. However, if you are in good shape, the destination is worth the effort.

Make sure that when you hit the fork in the trail, you go down to the right and not up to the left. Otherwise you will not have an opportunity to touch / walk on the glacier and see the ice caves.

I'll try to let the pictures speak for themselves. Let me know if you have any questions.

How about on the Century while it is in Alaska? I imagine it would be too cold if not heated.