Sunrise and Sunset Glaciers
Often considered a pair, Sunrise and Sunset glaciers originate near Scott Peak.
Plan Around Sunrise and Sunset Glaciers
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Sunrise and Sunset Glaciers Details
Often considered a pair, Sunrise and Sunset glaciers originate near Scott Peak; the former is the source of Sunrise Creek. You can see Sunset Glacier from the Eielson Visitor Center.
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Nearby Parks Around Sunrise and Sunset Glaciers
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Sunrise and Sunset Glaciers
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Anderson Pass
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West Fork Glacier
The West Fork Glacier originates at Anderson Pass in the Alaska Range.
7.0 mi away
Thorofare Pass
Thorofare Pass at mile 64.45 of the park road is a popular photo spot.
7.1 mi away
Thorofare Ridge Trail
This short but steep trail climbs the Thorofare Ridge for outstanding views of Denali (Mt. McKinley).
