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<\/a><\/a>We explored the Cordova Harbor were we saw the fish processing plants. We saw all the fishing boats coming into the harbor and there were a lot. There was smoke billowing out of giant exhaust pipes and there was always the smell of fish assaulting our senses. The fish were lifted out of fishing boats by large bloody nets at the processing plant. The bloody nets had a quick release at the bottom. the fish were dumped from the bloody nets into tubs of ice and taken in for processing.<\/p>\n We went on three hikes. The first one was the Sheridan Lake Trail where we saw icebergs and the glacier. The next hike was the Haystack Trail where I picked blueberries as we hiked. Our last hike was the Saddlebag Glacier Trail where we hiked to a beautiful lake. We saw a lot of bear scat on the trail so we sang to not surprise a bear.<\/p>\n We camped in the Copper River Delta.There was a old washed out bridge at mile 36 and that was the end of the road.<\/p>\n We went to Cordova, which is a fishing community on Prince William Sound. You cannot drive to get there because it is not connected to the road system. You can only get there by ferry or airplane. We came on the Aurora ferry. I got to see the bridge, they even let me turn off … Continue reading Cordova, Alaska<\/span> <\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a><\/a>