These 6 Waterfalls In Alaska Will Leave You Breathless

Hundreds of beautiful waterfalls in Alaska have undetermined lifespans because they are created by glacial melt off. Though these waterfalls will only last the lifetime of the glacier itself, they are still some of the most spectacular sights in Alaska. Other falls around the state are equally as impressive and are easier to get to than by cruise ship or kayak. Check out these 6 awesome waterfalls and let us know which one you like the best!

1) Nugget Falls

Nugget Falls, also known as Mendenhall Glacier Falls, is a roaring cascade of water off the face of a cliff into Mendenhall Lake. This famous waterfall is definitely one of the most incredible natural wonders in Alaska. Learn more about Nugget Falls on the World of Waterfalls site.

2) Northland Falls

Northland Falls careens off of Northland Glacier in Wittier, Alaska. The falls drop 500 feet into the waters of Prince William Sound. In order to set eyes on this beauty you have to take a cruise out onto the water. Phillips Cruises offer a wonderful 26 glacier cruise where you will pass by this incredible waterfall!

3) Beloit Falls

Beloit Falls also slides down the face of a glacier landing into the waters of Prince William Sound. Beloit Glacier is also located in Wittier, Alaska, and can only be viewed from the water. Read more about what it looks like up close and person on Live Travel Teach’s website.

4) Virgin Falls

Virgin Creek Falls doesn't need a cruise or kayak to get to, it's just a short hike in! The waterfall is elegant, beautiful, and tucked away in the wilderness of Girdwood, Alaska. Read more about the trail to access these beautiful falls on the AllTrails listing.

5) Rookery Falls

Another waterfall in Whittier, Alaska to visit is the stunning Rookery Falls, named after the kittiwake rookery that reside here. Check out more photos of this gorgeous waterfall and rookery on Flickr.

6) Blackstone Falls

Blackstone Falls is another glacial falls in Whittier, Alaska. Blackstone Glacier creates one of the more impressive falls off the face of glaciers into the Kenai Peninsula and is also only viewed by boat. You can get to this waterfall on the Glacier Quest Cruise out of Whittier on Phillips Cruises.

Aren't these beautiful waterfalls in Alaska absolutely breathtaking? What did you think? Which one is your favorite? Share your falls photos with us in the comments below!

If you want to see more of the best waterfalls in Alaska, check out The Ultimate Alaska Waterfalls Road Trip Is Here And It’s Incredible.