Hobbs Glacier is a significant glacier located in the Alaska region of the United States. It is part of the larger Glacier Bay National Park, known for its stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The glacier flows from the Fairweather Range and is characterized by its striking blue ice and crevasses. The glacier is named after John Hobbs, a notable figure in the exploration of the area. Like many glaciers, Hobbs Glacier is affected by climate change, leading to concerns about its retreat and the impact on local wildlife and ecosystems. Visitors to the area can witness its beauty through various recreational activities.