Vintage Stock Footage
1977 Alaska
Home movies filmed in Alaska in 1977 feature mountain scenery, hiking, and winter scenery. Scenes include mountain lakes, hikers on woodland trails, and snowy mountain scenery.
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About this footage
Hikers in blue rain gear show up again and again in these clips, standing on rocky summits in fog, picking down slippery slopes, and crossing a plank bridge over a forest stream with heavy red and blue packs. The group spent time at Glacier Bay, where boat-window shots pass snowy mountains, birds skim water scattered with ice, and passengers in winter jackets step off at a small landing.
A lot of the film is landscape: glaciers between dark peaks, wildflower slopes, ferns along a fast river, aerial views of braided rivers and wetlands from a plane window, and red sunsets over still lakes. Wildlife is scarcer, with a couple of shots of a bear moving through brush. The man-made side includes a large blue-and-white ferry tied up at a wooden pier, harbors full of fishing boats, farm buildings with a duck crossing the grass, and an elevated pipeline on concrete supports. One reel is labeled "tent trailer."
The footage fits stories about backpacking, ferry travel or the Alaskan wilderness as visitors saw it in 1977.
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Alaska USA (1977): A Fairly Busy City Setting With Mountains In The Background On
Glacier Bay Alaska USA (1977): Shoreline Of Body Of Water; Whale Back In Water
Glacier Bay Alaska USA (1977): Whale Swimming In A Bay Surrounded By Mountains
Alaska USA (1977): Alligator Thrashing Around In The Water Causing Swirling Of The
Alaska USA (1977): Backpacker Walking Through The Woods With An Image Of A Snow
Glacier Bay Alaska USA (1977): A Boat Sails Between Pieces Of Ice
Alaska USA (1977): Lots Of Precipitation On The High Peaks Of The Mountains
Alaska USA (1977): Statue Of Captain James Cook And A Description About Him On The
Alaska USA (1977): A Glacier Flowing Into A Bay In Coastal Alaska And A Map
Alaska USA (1977): Mile Marker 1523 Of Alaskan Highway
Alaska USA (1977): Letters Flash By As A Film Starts Five Faces Of Alaska Is The
Alaska USA (1977): Maps Of Alaska
Alaska USA (1977): Street With Cottage Crafts Shop And Wildlife Museum And Tall
Alaska USA (1977): A Teacher Teaching Geography And Going Over The Region On A
Alaska USA (1977): There Is A Guide Pointing Out Rough Terrain On A Plastic Globe
Alaska USA (1977): Alaska Plane On The Ground Of Ketchikan International Airport
Alaska USA (1977): Close Shot Of Alaska License Plate With Bear On It Then A Shot
Alaska USA (1977): Alaska Airline Logo On Plane Tail Welcome Home Sign And Aerial
Alaska USA (1977): Plan View Of Map With A Red Outlined Route Printed On It And
Alaska USA (1977): Pointing At Map With Clip Of Trees After
Alaska USA (1977): Pointing To A Map Of Europe On A Large Screen
Alaska USA (1977): Hand Pointing Towards Area On Map And View Of Green Mountains
Alaska USA (1977): World Map Reflecting Forested Parts And That Form Naturally
What is on the reels
The subjects tagged most often across the 890 clips on this page, with how many clips carry each tag.
- alaskan wilderness249
- mountains244
- water176
- view150
- snow141
- trees115
- lake94
- wildlife90
- boat80
- animals79
Source reels
1 physical reel behind this page. Years and places are quoted as written on the reel record where one exists.
- Reel 17851977 / alaska
Frequently asked questions
What kind of 1977 Alaska footage is available?
890 clips of home movie footage filmed in Alaska in 1977, scanned from original 8mm reels. The subjects tagged most often across these clips are alaskan wilderness, mountains, water, view and snow.
What format was 1977 Alaska footage shot on?
The source reels behind this page are Super 8 (1 reel). By the 1970s, most home movies were shot on Super 8, with Standard 8mm still in use. We scan original reels at 4K and color-correct each clip while keeping the film grain.
How many of these clips can I license directly?
All 890. Each one licenses directly from Stockfilm for $149, royalty-free, with the 4K master delivered after checkout.
Which reels did this footage come from?
1 physical source reel, including reel 1785. Each reel page lists the film gauge, reel size, and the years and places written on the original reel where that record exists.
Can I license 1977 Alaska stock footage commercially?
890 clips on this page are available for royalty-free direct licensing from Stockfilm. Commercial use, including advertising and branded content, applies only to clips marked Commercial; clips marked Editorial only are limited to documentary, news, educational, internal and organic social use. Each clip page and grid card shows the status.
Where can I download 1977 Alaska archival footage?
Open a clip from the collection above, choose License Direct, and complete checkout to receive the licensed master download from Stockfilm.