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Beaver Pond
Grouse
Wild Goose Island
Baby grizzly bear on the side of the road. We didn't stick around to see mama bear.
Avalanche Lake
Going-to-the-Sun-Road
Sun reflecting on the river.
Mountain Sheep
Mountain Goats
Look who takes over the visitor center parking lot after hours.
Virginia Falls here we come
Saint Mary Falls
This little guy was fishing around for something
Virginia Falls
Baring Falls
Saint Mary Lake
Trailhead to Hidden Lake leaves from behind Logan Pass visitor center
View back down to the visitors center
Here comes the storm
Rain, Hail, Thunder, Lighting and slippery snow
You know it's bad when the Mountain Goat heads for cover.
Jackson Glacier
The Highline Trail follows along the Continental Divide, also known as the Garden Wall.
Hoary Marmot
Haystack Pass at an elevation of 7,024 feet, the pass forms the saddle between Haystack Butte and the Garden Wall, With outstanding panoramic views and a great lunch spot.
While resting on this rock, a lady came by and told me I should buy the rock because I looked good on it.
We counted over 50 water crossing on this trail. Some larger and some smaller.
This guys wasn't as brave as the last guy. He decided to get off the trail to go around us.
Iceberg Trailhead
Iceberg Lake
We made it. 10 miles round trip with 1,200 feet elevation gain.
It may be pretty but bring your bug spray. Even with bug spray on these guys were swarming over my head while I was trying to eat my lunch.
A much cuter lunch buddy
Swiftcurrent Lake
Josephine Lake
Grinnell Lake
You really get wetter than it looks
We made it. Grinnell Glacier, 8 miles round trip with a 1,600 elevation gain. By taking the two shuttle boats across Swiftcurrent Lake and Lake Josephine we were able to shorten the 12 mile hike to only 8 miles. The down side was we were on a tight schedule to catch the last boat.
Two Medicine Lake
South Shore Trail
What's going on with that tree?
Check out the bear claw marks
View from Aster Park
Aster Falls
Lunch view of Two Medicine Lake
Very few campgrounds in this area. We didn't call early enough to get a spot at the KOA. We stayed at Red Eagle Motel & Campground. It worked out OK since we spend very little time at the motorhome. No room to walk between you and your neighbor. Was only 30 amp not 50 amp like we were told. They fail to mention that address listed for the motel is not the same address for the campground. Wifi did't work.
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