A 95 year retreat of the Guyot, Yahtse, and Tyndall Glaciers has formed what is now called Icy Bay, the home of Icy Bay Lodge, and the Alaskan experience you're looking for. Whether you're interested in relaxation or sport fishing charters, Icy Bay Lodge is the only relaxing and/or fishing lodge Alaska has to offer in the Icy Bay area. In fact, it is the only lodge in the Icy Bay area. Heralded as one of the 10 Treasures of the World by National Geographic, Alaska's Icy Bay is a truly prized scenic destination and the ideal location for your Alaskan vacation.

As geologic forces have driven the collision of underground plates, the breathtaking landscape of Icy Bay has been created. The natural features of the area include glaciers, volcanoes, forests, rivers, and streams, and are idyllic for a scenic Alaskan vacation.

The Icy Bay is home to Mt. St. Elias, the second highest mountain in both the United States and Canada. It stands over 18,000 feet high, and is noted for being the highest peak in the world that is so close to tidewater.

The Icy Bay's rivers and streams include the spectacular Copper River Basin, an extensive river system that continues to shape the dramatic landscape of the Icy Bay's peaks and valleys. Glacial streams that begin in the high mountains stay frozen all winter, but melt when the temperature becomes warmer and are called braided rivers as they carry large sediment loads, rocks, and even boulders. The amazing bodies of water make the Icy Bay Lodge a candidate for the best fishing lodge Alaska offers, as well as a great place for photographers and adventure seekers.

Icy Bay Lodge, owned by the Davis family, is the only lodge in the area. The Davis family personally invites you to browse the website, and to come visit their beautiful home for a true Alaskan adventure, and an Alaska family vacation. Discover wonder-filled scenery, wildlife, and adventure at IcyBayLodge.com.