Glacier – “Going to the Sun” road
One of the highlights of Glacier NP is the Going to the Sun road. About 60 miles long, it is ultrascenic, high up, and a “must visit”. But don’t drive it if you’re afraid of heights, the roads are narrow with huge dropoffs. We drove it halfway to Logan Pass, then returned. A wonderful day’s drive, even with the somewhat lengthy construction delays.
(Click on a grid picture to see a larger image. Click on the smaller pictures below to navigate backwards and forwards, or click on the large picture for a larger image)
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- The views are just incredible
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- McDonald Lake — very scenic!
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- A long view of McDonald Falls
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- McDonald Creek’s water is crystal clear (and cold!)
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- Another view from Logan Pass
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- And, here we are standing in the snow
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- Wayne and Judy on the Hidden Lake trail
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- Do you think the marmot was enjoying the view… or the sun?
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- At Logan Pass, a view across a field of flowers
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- While waiting for construction we had a visitor…
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- The scenery is unrivaled.
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- A view on the way up.
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Glacier, Logan Pass
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