Going-to-the-Sun Road
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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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Gunsight Pass Trail, Point-to-Point Hike
A classic Glacier National Park hike – two mountain passes, two mountain lakes, fishing, incredible scenery, and wildlife.
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Sun Point Waterfall Hike
Over 100 years ago, guests staying at the former Going-to-the-Sun Chalets on Saint Mary Lake delighted in a hike to three beautiful waterfalls.1 Early in the season, my wife and I retraced the footsteps of those early visitors who invested considerable time and money to visit this incredibly beautiful place…
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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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Swiftcurrent Lookout
Trailhead This spectacular hike, on the Garden Wall via the Highline Trail is one of several routes to the Swiftcurrent Fire Lookout. The trailhead is located at Logan Pass on the north side of the Going-to-the-Sun Road across from the Logan Pass Visitor Center. The scenic drive up to Logan…
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Piegan Pass Through-Hike
Trailhead Many Glacier and the Going-to-the-Sun Road are the two most common starting points for accessing Piegan Pass. This blog will describe a trip beginning at the trailhead on Siyeh Bend, 2.2 miles east of Logan Pass, and ending at the Many Glacier Hotel. The total distance is about 13…


