Category: Glacier National Park Hiking
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Glacier’s Beauty
I’m switching it up for this post. Rather than describing a hike, I’ve posted a few of my favorite photographs. Hope that you enjoy them.
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Huckleberry Fire Lookout
Outstanding views of the Livingston Range and the North Fork with history and the possibility of bonus berries.
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Avalanche Lake
This hike is one the most popular in Glacier National Park. It includes old growth forest, spectacular waterfalls, a beautiful mountain lake filled with turquoise water, nestled in a picturesque glacial cirque. It is unique. The maritime climate of the Pacific Northwest has its easternmost influence here. Moisture from the…
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Old Flathead Ranger Station
This trail leads to the site of a historic ranger station, offers a display of nature’s recovery from two major wildfires and a little solitude. It’s a good early season choice for hikers and bikers alike. Trailhead From the park’s west entrance, drive 0.3 miles. When you see the sign…
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Kintla Lake to Goat Haunt
An adventure for the books! The 31-mile land segment of our journey started in the northwest corner of Glacier National Park and followed the Boulder Pass Trail to Goat Haunt in the north-central region of the park. From there we motored about 7 miles north on Waterton Lake to the…
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Cracker Lake
Tucked away in a glacial valley near the eastern border of Glacier National Park is a turquoise gem curiously called Cracker Lake. To be sure, the name has a story behind it. This and the spectacular scenery make for a unique adventure. A Brief History From the continental divide to…
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Harrison Lake
If you are looking to take a trail less traveled, this hike may be for you. The Glacier National Park Citizen Science Project for mountain goat monitoring was my reason for going to Harrison Lake and I was not disappointed. Memories of the trip still bring a smile to my…
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