Trail of the Cedars is a really short and beautiful hike and is wheelchair accessible. There are…read moresigns for Avalanche trail which starts around the midpoint of the Cedars trail. I Highly recommend the Avalanche trail. Its approx 5 miles round trip and takes about 2 hours but that was including picture taking that we did. We completed this ending of May and views of the Lake were gorgeous. The path was easy to follow and the elevation wasnt that tough to hike. We saw deer along the way which was cute! Breath taking views of the lake at the end so worth it and relatively easy hike. There ia even a restroom along the hike about a mile in. Both hikes recommended!

Our group ranged in age from 7-69 and everyone enjoyed this gentle loop which included a gorgeous…read morewaterfall and plenty of picture-worthy scenes. The youngest one among us enjoyed clambering up boulders and throwing walks into the river. If you're looking for a family-friendly hike in Glacier, this is it!

This was a super fun experience that I would highly recommend to anybody looking to enjoy the…read morebeautiful view of GNP! The first day, I went with my family of 17 people on the scenic route. Half of us went on TK's raft while the rest of us went on Carly's raft. I was with Carly who was an amazing guide. She was so nice and sweet. Very knowledgeable of our surroundings such as the landscape and very few wildlife we came across. I loved it so much, I went on the Rapids rafting the next day with just my boyfriend and I. Our guide was Niels. He was amazing as well! He knew a lot about not just the GNP, but of Montana itself. If you're looking for more of a fun experience, I suggest the whitewater rapids rafting! That was so much fun. I wish it was longer and had more intense rapids lol

We had perfect timing for larger rapids due to the recent rain. Our guide Brooke "Minnow" was…read moreexcellent. We had a previous guide on the raft with our group and a grandmother with her granddaughter. The granddaughter was the only one of us that jumped into the ice cold water during a calm section of the tour. The water is very cold. They provided wetsuits, fleeces and a wind breaker. Minnow was friendly and had a steady dialogue about the area: River, wildlife, plants, history, and more. She steered the raft and directed us when we needed to paddle. It was a beautiful day and we had a great time. We were in a raft with a great group of people. I highly recommend the white water tour. They also offer a lazy river tour if you don't want to get wet and just want to enjoy the scenery.

A very gorgeous lake that was a short trek to see and pretty populated. The peaks are in the…read morebackground make it very picturesque. It was a great first stop heading into Glacier National Park for us!

SO BEAUTIFUL! I visited in June and stayed at the cabins right next to Lake McDonald. I made sure…read moreto walk out to Lake McDonald first thing every morning and spent about an hour out there each night before going to bed. The water is perfectly clear and the colored rocks are so unique and cool to look at. I had the opportunity to Kayak on Lake McDonald and it was one of the highlights of my trip!

Want to go horseback riding or rafting? The Discovery Center is the main office for Swan Mountain…read moreOutfitters. Riding through the Flathead National Forest with Joe and Danielle and then floating down the Middle Fork of the Flathead River with Doc was a great way to spend a summer day exploring. Learn about the surrounding area at the interactive geo-tourism displays. Don't want to ride or raft, they also have llama trekking, fly fishing, and hiking tours. Plan ahead. They do sell out for same day adventures.

We did a short trail ride with Mason. It was my girlfriend's first time on a horse and she had a…read moreblast - he gave great instruction, made her feel comfortable and safe while still keeping it interesting. Cool people, great price, good time. Thanks again!

This locally owned raft company made my first white water rafting trip one to remember!…read more They were able to graciously accommodate a last minute booking change the day before. Had all the equipment we needed to stay warm on a chilly day with scattered showers. Taught us everything we needed to know to navigate the waters safely. Provided some great shopping, dining, and hiking recommendations. And all the tour guides were lowkey comedians who should consider riffing some of their jokes off at a comedy club's open mic night. Thank you guys! We had a blast!

This would have easily been a 5-star but for 1 specific guide…read more The good: if you are lucky enough to have Jillian or Natalie as your guide, it will a terrific experience. If you end up with Haley, it simply won't be a good experience, and maybe an awful one. Jillian and Natalie are knowledgeable, caring and fun. I would definitely recommend either as a guide. The bad: Sadly we had 1 of our 3 days led by Haley. She is hostile, aggressive and outright rude to anyone on the trail whether in her group or not. She seems to have the technical knowledge, but lacks the skills to lead or inspire. Jillian and Natalie are top notch!

We were able to hike the Grinnell Glacier Trailhead through Many Glacier on the last day it was…read moreopen for the season (9/19/21) but unfortunately the weather wasn't on our side. It was a constant mist/rain the entire hike and then getting into Grinnell Glacier it was snowing! We arrived at the parking lot by 7AM and there were already 10 cars parked and we started the hike around 7:30. By the time we got back, around 1PM, the lot was full but the rain started coming down more so people were leaving. It's about a 10-11 mile hike RT. During the summer, you can opt to pay to take a boat across Lake Josephine to shorten the hike, but that was the easiest part. The part of the hike where you walk above Lake Josephine is probably the most picturesque - so gorgeous but a little foggy. When you finally get to the Glacier you're greeted with the bluest water bend and snow covered mountains. For this hike, the way back is easier and we were happy about that because we were cold and starting to feel miserable. Would love to do this hike again with better weather but it was still a beautiful one to do! We drove Going-to-the-Sun road and round the Rising Sun Boat Deck parking lot (which was empty during this time) and it was the perfect spot for a nap.

My friends and I hiked to Grinnell Overlook via the Granite park trail. The whole trail was out and…read moreback and a total of about 11.4 miles with around 3500 ft of elevation. Not gonna lie, the last stretch (the Garden Wall) was pretty rough as the trail was very narrow and incredibly rocky, and the wind was constantly screaming and whipping your face (definitely bring a windbreaker and protect your hats!!!). But despite the difficulty for us average hikers and the sad state of our feet afterwards, my friends and I absolutely loved the experience. It wasn't just about the view at the top for us. The entire trail was stunning and since we hiked late September, the red and golden foliage all around us made us feel like we were in another world. We saw various wildlife as well - mostly deer and chipmunks!

What a beautiful spot inside Glacier National Park. We came across this spot since the road to…read moreJackson Glacier is still closed before the season fully opens, and it was beautiful. So much wild life to be seen and even saw a bride and groom getting married at Sun Point. Beautiful and windy so be prepared!

All in all, great trail. A little difficult to navigate using All Trails, as the Sun Point trail…read moreincludes Baring but not the other two, while St. Mary and Virginia has a gap in between and doesn't include Baring, Otherwise, the trail is great. Lots of burned tree remnants remind you of the dangers of forest fires. The three waterfalls are all beautiful. We saw a mama moose and her calf on a sand bank behind the water, and others saw a grizzly bear Baring not long after we were there.