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Video: Exploring ice caves in Alaska

By General Aviation News Staff · April 22, 2019 ·

From the Crave Life YouTube Channel, Dmitry Kudryn and friends fly a Cessna 182 from the Wolf Lake Airstrip to frozen Lake George to explore an ice cave in the middle of the lake in Alaska backcountry.

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  1. Nataliya Teslyuk says

    July 10, 2019 at 10:48 am

    Amazing trip and nature beauty. How is it possible to arrange such a visit with entering an ice cave? Thank you so much

  2. Dean Bartlett says

    April 23, 2019 at 11:33 am

    I was stationed at Ft Richardson, (Bryant Army airfield), AK from1963 to 1966. They had a glacier right off the highway in Eklutna. After a short walk, we hit the glacier which contained a small ice cave. We used to visit this. That cave was very blue inside. A return trip in 2004 disclosed a changed glacial system due to global warming. We went back in for 25 miles looking for the glacier to no avail. A large lake ended the search. I cannot recall going to that glacier after the quake, but I’d guess the cave was no longer there.

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