The Chatanika Glacier is a glacier located in the interior region of Alaska, USA. It is part of the larger Alaska Range and is known for its stunning ice formations and unique geological features. The glacier is a popular destination for researchers and outdoor enthusiasts who are interested in glaciology and the natural beauty of the area. The glacier feeds into the Chatanika River, which flows through the surrounding landscape. As a result of climate change, the glacier has been retreating over the years, prompting studies on its impact on local ecosystems and water resources. Visitors can often see the effects of this retreat firsthand, making it a significant site for environmental observation.