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Travel Blogs from East Glacier Park
Glacially Challenged
... mid 19th Century was to try and exterminate the bison population so that the native Indians would sign treaties and stop waging war. The policy worked but at a huge expense with only a few hundred of the bison remaining from a population of several million. The breeding program was very successful, but unfortunately the two smaller loops that we drove resulted in no sightings of anything! Thankfully, we have two more opportunities to see them in Yellowstone and near ...
From Great Falls to St. Mary Montana
... Apparently there have been some very important fossils found in this area. Just a little further down the road at Bynum is a dinosaur interpretation center which we decided to leave for another visit to the area. We did enjoy the very professional exhibit of dinosaur bones and fossils found in this museum and our bucket list continues to grow. Now we want to explore taking one of the courses offered in this area ...
Bye bye Canada
... Linnet Lake Loop.
The trails and views are quite fair, but the thing we liked most in this park is the amount of bears, we saw 6 different bears, some of them really close...
We wanted to hike around Cameron Lake, with the secret hope of finding a cougar, but the weather is very bad up there, so we abandon the idea and the hope.
Some more views of the Lakes (under a thin rain), and we head up to the US border, where after a few routine ...
July 12 - Glacier National Park
... down, and the girls felt so good that they were running ahead to create dams with the waterfalls that were crossing the path. Everyone had quite a good time on the way down.
Once we almost reached the boat, we realized that it was only 2.5 miles to continue the hike all the way back to the starting point. Since we had already hiked 11 miles for the day, I did not expect that everyone would opt ...
High Times
... that the people who live in East Glacier Village are as colorful a cast of characters as one could find...
My charger didn’t work, but I headed out anyways at about two. I almost stayed in town another night, but decided that I wanted to cook on my stove and sleep in my tent instead. So I headed out to bite off a few miles before setting up the tent for the night.
I only rode for about two hours after that. I have resolved to be careful ...