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Mendenhall glacier - shoes and coat ???


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when are you going? if you haven't yet, check out the glacier cam for mendenhall.

http://www.fs.fed.us/r10/tongass/districts/mendenhall/

you view the glacier from across the lake...just dress for the normal day tmeps. if you aren't hiking the trails, normal walking shoes are fine. don't need a really heavy coat anytime...layers work better then heavy coats.

just make sure you have a rain poncho, for the "just in case".

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Do you need any special shoes if you are going to Mendenhall glacier on your own (ie without a tour group) ?

Do you need a heavy coat ???

 

Hello,

 

If you are a hiker and it isn't raining or wet, climb the East loop Trail at Mendenhall Glacier. This is a real treat, especially the views from the top of the trail overlooking the glacier and views of the Alaskan Wilderness.

 

A heavy sweatshirt shoudl keep you warm but remember that in Jjuly and August this area can get temperatures in the 70s and evn the low 80s.

 

Fred

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