Jul
27
2012
Well, cripes, I thought the Highline Trail would be clear already, but today is the official opening. Here is the core part of the official press release . . . The popular Highline Trail at Logan Pass is anticipated to be open by Friday, possibly earlier. Hikers are encouraged to plan ahead and be prepared. [...]
Tags: Glacier National Park, Highline Trail, hiking
Jun
14
2012
Glacier Park’s summer activity schedule kicks off . . . The schedule for summer ranger-led activities in Glacier National Park through July 7 has been released. The activities include a variety of hikes, talks, boat tours, demonstrations, and evening programs. Hour-long to day-long hikes led by rangers are offered in many areas of the park, including [...]
Tags: Glacier National Park, Glacier Park activities, hiking
Apr
17
2012
Rachel Potter passed along a link to a rather thorough write-up on the Whitefish Range or, rather, the entire mountain corridor, starting in Montana and running up into Canada. Lightly edited, here are her notes/comments: ‘This is a very interesting site. Lots of hike descriptions in the Whitefish Range. It’s a “peak bagger” site, but [...]
Tags: hiking, Whitefish Range
Aug
05
2011
This item from the Daily Inter Lake looks pretty interesting . . . Registration is open for “Discovery in the Crown of the Continent: A Glacier National Park Experience,” a four-day excursion Sept. 23-26. Participants will be guided to remote locations within the park to study wildlife habitat, Native American history, climate change, forest fires [...]
Tags: Glacier Institute, Glacier National Park, hiking, University of Montana
Jun
26
2011
Here’s more North Fork coverage from New West. This article by Maggie Neal Doherty concerns her early season hike to Akokala Lake . . . After 23 miles of dusty potholed road and a stop off at the Polebridge Mercantile for a hot turkey sandwich to add to my lunch, I pulled my camera from [...]
Tags: Akokala Lake, hiking, photography, Polebridge Mercantile