Logan Pass Glacier National Park

... ride around town . . . fun, but we were tired of the rain. After much discussion, Monday we headed out to Glacier National Park in northern Montana, a good two-day drive. Our concern was whether the famous "Going to the Sun Road" would be open. Due to ...

... , viewing at a truly safe distance.  So, I finally saw a bear on the last leg of our visit to Glacier National Park – thank you, Lord for providing the opportunity to see this impressive creature and keeping us all ...

... . I left around 9am and stopped for more pics at Sun Point and Goose Hollow. Drove the "Going-to-the-Sun" road over Logan Pass where I stopped at the visitor center. I hiked to Hidden Lake from there. Saw some mountain goats along the way. There were ...

Glacier National Park Day II 7-9-09 Jen and I decided to sleep in a little today, since we'd be spending another day in Glacier National. We thought maybe staying in bed until 8 am or so would be perfect, but of course we overslept and didn’t ...

... the road started to wind up into the mountains. Suddenly, we were surrounded by huge snow-capped peaks, waterfalls, and gigantic drops. Logan pass, at over 6,000 feet, had evidently received some snow in the recent past- you could see that the road was ...

... I came across just as I was about to head out onto the road for the bus stop. Next Caught the bus to Logan pass. Definately the part of the park I should of headed to from the start. Spent about an hour meandering up a road along a steep glacial valley ...

... gray brown wall into a clear pool beneath. After we got back from that foray (it was 6 miles round trip), we headed up to Logan Pass and had a look around. I won't go into details here, but I ended up heading alone up the boardwalk over the hills ...

... . After getting on the shuttle decided to do a few short day walks on my way out of the park. Ended up getting off a couple of times before Logan Pass to visit St Marys Falls and Jackson Glacier Lookout. After that headed back to Logan pas ...

It's cold, but oh, the sun is shining here, the air is shimmer blue. Elevation now 6,664 feet. Logan Pass. The Continental Divide. I park the car and we jump out quick, Andrew running here and there. I explain the significance of the Continental Divide. ...

... say _ EXPANSIVE - views. Oh my, it was almost unreal how far you can see and how high these mountain tops are. We made it to Logan Pass at the top of the drive and stopped for a little sack lunch and to stretch our legs. Yeah - it was freezing up there, ...