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Glacier National Park Pictures
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Glacier Park by Jesse Malone
Ever think how beautiful Heaven
might be?
Well, for a little taste of just that kind of awe-inspiring thrill,
visit Glacier National Park.
Mountains
in Glacier Park by Jesse Malone
The Tetons of Colorado may
be grand but they’re no more spectacular than the sheer peaks of
Glacier National Park.
Kintla Lake
Kintla Lake has the most
northerly campground on the west side, and from there, views of the
Lake are magnificent!
Big Prairie
Early settlers found a piece of
paradise here in Glacier National Park and homesteaded it. Can ya
blame ‘em?
Red
Fox in Glacier National Park
Just look at the beautiful faces
and coloring of the Red Fox you’ll find in Glacier National Park and
you girls will never yearn for a Red Fox coat again!
Falls Colors around Chief Mountain
With Fall colors comes mating
season for the Bull Elk. You’ll hear his loud trumpet echoing thru’
the park often this time of year.
Goat
Haunt Montana
Follow the beautiful trail up
Rainbow Falls and you will discover Goat Haunt, a natural salt lick
for the many animals of Glacier National Park.
Wild Goose Island
What a great place to take a
memorable picture of this small island flanked by the majestic
mountains of Glacier National Park
Many Glacier
Area
If you’re a hiker or would love
drifting languidly on the lakes of the Glaciers, just follow the
many trails with names such as: Swift Current Nature Trail, Lake
Josephine Trail, and Grinnell Lake Trail and your dreams will come
true
Johns Lake
in Glacier National Park
Follow the short, well-maintained
trail to John’s Lake in Glacier National Park and you will find
yourself walking beneath a beautiful canopy of Hemlock and Cedar
trees.
Lake McDonald Lodge
Located ten miles along the Going
to the Sun Road on the west side of Glacier National Park, is
McDonald Lodge, a lovely, quaint inn with rooms inside the grand
hotel or rustic cabins in the rear. Built in 1913 as a hunting
lodge, it equates pure tranquility to those who choose to stay.
Bowman Lake
If you love water sports on
crystal clear water, Bowman Lake in Glacier National Park is the
place for you. But be aware, it is a prime habitat to Osprey and
Eagles so the lake above the upper campground is frequently closed
while these beautiful, protected birds are nesting.
Video clip:
Enjoy crystal clear Lake Bowman nestled among the mountain peaks
of Square Peak, Rainbow Peak, and Mount Carter. For a day of quiet
fishing, canoeing, paddle boating, or picnicking on her shores, you
can’t beat the glorious sights and sounds of this Glacier National
Park wonderland. Make reservations to enjoy one of the campgrounds
on the lake to observe the beauty of the wild, and witness Osprey
and Eagles soar over the lake in search of fish for their dinner.
Covey Meadow
From this beautiful place, the
Livingston Range looms in the background surrounding and protecting
the peaceful meadow and valley floor.
Hidden Meadow
Follow the narrow pathway to this
lush meadow in Glacier National Park and you will see deer, lakes,
quiet ponds, and flowers in profusion.
Howe Lake
Slip off the gravel road, and
hike into Howe Lake in Glacier National Park for a little piece of
solitude and quiet. Enjoy the breathtaking sights and soft
twittering sounds of birds, and murmurs of small animals peeking
shyly from meadow burrows.
Silver Staircase
Falls
Now, this is a fantastically
beautiful place to visit, especially in spring with heavy snows
melting and flowing rapidly over this forty foot drop that comes by
it’s name honestly resembling a silver staircase. Just take Hwy. 2
east from the west side of Glacier National Park. Travel east toward
Marias Pass halfway between Izaak Walton Inn and the falls. Silver
Staircase Falls are on the south side of the road—milepost #188.
Lovely to see, and a photographers delight!
Harrison Lake
This long, deep, and clear lake fed by mountain streams is snuggled
between tall peaks in Glacier national Park. The narrow trail is
lush with green groundcover on both sides, and makes a lovely walk
to Harrison Lake.
Sun Point
For rugged mountain views and
scenic hiking trails, the outdoor lover must take this trek to St.
Mary’s Lake approximately 7.5 miles from the St. Mary’s entrance to
Glacier National Park.
Video Clip: As the visitor can plainly see, majestic mountains
surround St. Mary’s Lake at Sun Point. One of the largest lakes in
the Park, this area is open by the month of May until deep snows
close the road in late fall. There are lovely picnic areas along the
shore, and plenty of sandy/ rocky beaches to explore.
Flowers of Glacier National
Park
Don’t underestimate the floral
beauty of Glacier National Park. You will see Oxeye Daisies, Showy
Asters, Canadian Goldenrod, Butter & Eggs, and Yarrow just to name a
few glorious species along the Going to the Sun Road.
Wild Flowers in Glacier
Wanna take a close up look at
some lovely wild flowers grown right here by God’s hand in Glacier
National Park? Then just click on each one shown above and you who
love horticulture will see true beauty. There are Yellow Asters,
Orange Hawkweed, Wild Geraniums, Prairie Clover, Wild Snapdragons
(better known in the park as Butter & Eggs because of their white
and yellow color) and many, many more glorious bouquets to enjoy as
you hike, drive, ride horseback, or float along on lakes gazing at
the shoreline in this beautiful National park.
East Side of Glacier National Park In
the Fall
The park closed early on us this
year, due to road construction. This did not stop us in finding the
splendor of fall colors.
Taking a trip along the eastern edge and visiting the many stops
there. Chief Mtn to the north and East Glacier to the south.
All with magnificent scene of their own.
The Elusive Elk -
Slideshow or Video
One of the wonders of North
American wildlife can be experienced during the dawn of an autumn
day in elk country. As clouds lighten from gray to pink and
mountains begin to glow, the bugling of a bull elk resonates across
a valley. People who witness such scenes seldom forget the
experience.
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