If you’re the type of person who dreads the heat and humidity that summer brings, then take the road less traveled to Seward, Alaska, where you can find reprieve in the snow-capped peaks and low-hanging clouds that are omnipresent Memorial Day through Labor Day. Here you can board a ferry to kenaifjordsnps in south central Alaska, which is a cocktail of steep fjords, temperate rainforests, scraggly coastline, and—the park’s best-known feature—the dozens of 23,000-year-old, otherworldly-blue glaciers spilled out across roughly 600,000 acres. From kayaking to dog sledding, or hiking on a variety of trails that range in length and difficulty, there are countless ways to get up close and personal with the glaciers…all you have to do is tap our link in bio to learn more. ✍️/🎥: ashleefechino #kenaifjordsnationalpark #sewardalaska #visitalaska #alaska