TRAVEL
By An Trieu
July 24, 2022
Top Tip: Time your road trip right when the park is mostly open and roads are free of snow. Peak season is May - September, but best is August!
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Check for vehicle reservation and restrictions on the National Park Service website. It's an incredibly scenic drive, a #1 must do when in Glacier National Park.
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The lake is incredible anytime of the day for a picnic, and it's more stunning at sunset. You can rent a paddle board, kayak, canoe, or a bike at the Apgar Village nearby.
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5.9 mile trail that's kid and family friendly with incredibly scenic views, waterfalls and a pristine turquoise alpine lake at the end.
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Another popular must-stop and hike in! 2.9 mile moderate trail with mostly boardwalks. Hike early to avoid the crowd, pack along layers and bear spray.
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From Logan Pass to Grinnell Overlook, INCREDIBLE 360 views with wild animals spotted everywhere! It's my most favorite trail I have ever done.
Deers, Elks, Bighorn Sheeps, Grizzly Bears, Black Bears, Coyotes, and Wolves are common in the park. Keep your distance and do not feed them.