Castner Glacier Ice Cave Exploration in Delta Junction

Welcome to another thrilling adventure from our time in Fairbanks! Join us as we embark on a 2.5-hour drive down to Delta Junction, exploring the picturesque Delta Mountain Range to witness the stunning Castner Glacier ice cave, Alaska's frozen gem. Prepare to be mesmerized by the beauty of this icy wonder as we take you on a journey through snowy mountains and dark caves.
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[@Barbarapape]

Let it snow!
The Alsakan landscape looks so cold but inviting at the same time,
Thanks for another great video exploring more of what Alaska has to offer.

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Thank you very much!

[@ArifurRahman11]

Very good and best of luck

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Thank you!

[@ervinslens]

What a unique and lovely scenery my friend, outstanding presentation! This was enjoyable!

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Many thanks!

[@drsssssssss]

What's the drive and hike like in April and May? thinking of going with my 1 year old and wife.

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In general the roads are pretty good. Unless we get a big storm, which can still happen in certain areas. Hiking might be difficult due to all the snow melt, it ends up being very muddy. If hiking is your goal I’d make sure that the weather is still cold enough that the snow hasn’t all melted or wait a bit longer and come in late May or June for better weather and less mud.