Sunrise Over Kusawa’s Waters

The Early I Will Seek You team presents a breathtaking view of Kusawa Lake at sunrise and sunset, capturing the stillness of its narrow, glacier-fed waters nestled between towering mountain ranges. For centuries, Kusawa Lake served as a natural trade route for the Tlingit people, connecting them with interior tribes. The name “Kusawa” derives from a Tlingit phrase meaning “narrow lake,” a common feature left behind by retreating glaciers. With at least four lakes once called Kusawa, this natural wonder stands out for its unique beauty and deep historical significance, inviting viewers to reflect on the timeless splendor of the landscape.

Featured Music

With her soulful performances of When I’ve Gone The Last Mile Of The Way, My Jesus I Love Thee and Lord Lay Some Soul Upon My Heart, pianist Maureen Coffey cultivates an atmosphere of serenity and encouragement.