Recent Trip

Iceland trip

Starting in 2025, Sea-to-Sky has partnered with GeoCamp Iceland to bring our students on an 11 day tour through unique geologic and glacial environments.

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Spring 2023

Wondering what this year’s travel-study group did? Check out their schedule and all the photos they took below!

  • Student jumping across puddles on rocky shoreline with mountains in the background
  • Student's in yellow and orange Kayak's in the lake smiling for the camera, mountains in the background
  • Student placing a hand on a backlit wall of blue ice
  • Students hiking down hill with camp and a lake in background
  • Student learning about device from instructor with mountains in background
  • STudenting conducting tests on a snowfield in front of Mount Logan
  • Two students standing barefoot in a rocky river with dense bushes in the background
  • Claire Giordano showing her art of the mountainscape seen in the background

People

Photo credits for above slides: Erin Towns Photography

A photo of the daily itinerary of the 2023 research trip.
  • Aerial view of Kaskawulsh Glacier, snowy mountains with two blue lakes
  • Two orange tents in a snowfield in the mountains
  • Steam rising off of lake with moutnains in the background
  • Plane lands on the Hubbard Glacier snowfield
  • Arial view of blue lake on rocky shore
  • Landscape view of Kaskawulsh Glacier with dirt road and small lake in foreground

Places

Photo credits for above slides: Erin Towns Photography

Six students stacked on top of each other in a pyramid while a fith student holds up a uMaine flag, with a lake and snowy mountains in the background.
Students lounging on a rocky beach near a lake and forest.

Photo by: Zoe O.
Three students laughing, holding Crocs, on a rocky field in front of a snowy mountain.

Photo by: Claire G.
Group of students standing on a beach in front of a waterfall on a steep cliffside.

Photo by: Jake H.
A bear behind some trees.

Photo by: Kenzie A.

Get in touch!

Contact Dr. Karl Kreutz (Director, School of Earth and Climate Sciences) or Dr. Alice Bernosky (Golden Undergraduate Coordinator, School of Earth and Climate Sciences) for more information!

Student placing a hand on a backlit wall of blue ice