Waterfalls and Terrain Skagway-Hoonah-Angoon Census Area of the
Unorganized Borough, Alaska, USA (August 1995) Waterfall into
Tarr Inlet |Tarr Inlet Waterfall Location| Not all of the snow
that falls into Glacier Bay region packs into glaciers that
calve into icebergs hundreds of years later when it eventually
flows into the sea. Some of it simply melts as the summer
progresses and rolls as liquid down the hillsides into
intermittent waterfalls. The waterfall above dropped across a
barren stone wall into Tarr Intlet in the far northwestern
corner of Glacier Bay. The water coloring in this series of
photographs is due to powdered stone that has been scraped from
the bedrock and pulverized by immense glacial forces. Waterfall
into Johns Hopkins Inlet This little waterfall found its way
into the Johns Hopkins Inlet. This locale had some mossy
greenery that seemed to cling desperately to the stone so it has
been awhile since glaciers retreated from here. A few moments
earlier we had seen a bear foraging along the