Lamplugh Glacier

Lamplugh Glacier descends from the Brady Icefield. In 2015 a landslide dropped about 120 million metric tons of rock onto it a few miles above the face. The central and eastern face recedes by calving an estimated 50–100 feet a year, while the western third is grounded. A subglacial stream often carves caves in the face, and since 2010 outwash has built mudflats along the front where moose, bears and marmots are sometimes seen.