Category: Two Medicine Region
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Cobalt Lake
This beautiful hike is in the scenic Two Medicine Region of the southeast part of Glacier National Park. Trailhead The hike begins south of the parking lot near the Two Medicine Camp Store. Head south past the boat dock for a short distance to find the South Shore Trail. This…
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Oldman Lake
This hike is worthy of your consideration in June when Dawson and Pitamakan Passes are still snowed in. If you are taking on the Dawson Pitamakan Loop later in the summer, it only adds 0.8 miles to include the lake as a quick side trip. Trailhead This hike is on…
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Morning Star Lake
Getting There The Cut Bank area is east of the Continental Divide in the northern part of the Two Medicine Region and south of the Saint Mary Region. Below are three driving routes to the road leading into Cut Bank. It’s important to note the first four of five miles…
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Autumn Creek Trail
If solitude is what you’re after, this hike near the southeast border of Glacier National Park will deliver. Explore as little, or as much, as your group can handle. However, you’ll need two vehicles for the entire point-to-point trek. Remember, the park service prohibits dogs on all trails. And that’s…
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Paradise Point, Aster Falls, Aster Park
Trailhead Visit both Paradise Point and Aster Park via the South Shore Trail. The path begins about 150 feet south of the boat dock near the Two Medicine Store. Paradise Point is a brief side trip and only adds about 0.8 miles and around 20 minutes to the Aster Park…
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No Name Lake
If the Dawson Pitamakin Loop isn’t in the cards and you would like something a little less crowded than Upper Two Medicine Lake, a hike to this hidden gem might interest you. The name is underwhelming, but the scenery is at the other extreme. No Name Lake is in the…
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Dawson Pass/Pitamakan Pass Loop Hike
This 18-mile hike, which crosses the Continental Divide from east to west and then back over again, is spectacular. It includes walks through subalpine forests, mountain meadows, and high windswept alpine ridges with panoramic views into the craggy park interior. There is also a high probability of seeing moose and…


