Endicott Arm Fjord (Alaska)

Endicott Arm Fjord is part of Alaska's Fords Terror Wilderness park covering a total area of approx 2643 km2 (1020 mi2). The park consists of two deep-water narrow fjords - Tracy Arm (north) and Endicott Arm (south). Endicott Arm has length 45 km (28 mi) and around 20% of the waterway is ice-covered. During summer, the fjord has considerable floating ice.

The most common tour boat and cruise ship access to the fjord system is via Stephens Passage and Holkham Bay. Most cruise itineraries start from Juneau AK. The other way to enjoy the amazing fjord scenery (rugged mountains, deep valleys, mighty waterfalls) and wildlife (bears, deer, eagles, harbor seals) are floatplane tours with departures from Juneau and Petersburg (Mitkof Island). While Tracy Arm is often included as cruisetour destination in larger liners' Alaskan itineraries, Endicott Arm is visited mainly by smaller ships. It could also be a substitute destination for Tracy Arm.

At the head of Endicott is the Dawes Glacier - approx 70 km (45 mi) south of Juneau.