Overview
Join us for a three-day, unforgettable journey through Glacier National Park, famously dubbed the "Crown of the Continent." Traverse breathtaking landscapes carved by prehistoric ice rivers, marvel at the sprawling vistas of rugged mountain peaks, and encounter an array of wildlife in their natural habitat. This trip promises not only a physical trek but a journey through the rich tapestry of natural history that defines northwest Montana.
Duration:
3 days, 2 nights
Date:
July 14-16, August 18-20, September 12-14
Pricing:
Cost per person: $550
Minimum group size: 4
Maximum group size: 12
Locations:
Closest City: Kalispell, MT
Meetup Point: Apgar Visitor Center
Key Locations Along the Trip: Trail of the Cedars, Avalanche Lake, Logan Pass, Hidden Lake Overlook, Grinnell Glacier ViewpointMaximum group size: 12
Activities:
Hiking: Engage with the curated trails offering majestic views.
Wildlife Watching: Spot native wildlife including mountain goats, moose, and maybe even the elusive grizzly bear.
Photography: Capture the dramatic sunrises and the tranquil sunsets.
Difficulty:
Rating: 3 out of 5 - This trip requires a moderate level of physical fitness due to elevation changes and length of daily hikes.
Prerequisites:
Participants should have prior hiking experience & good physical fitness
Accommodations
Tented campsites along the trail with provided high-quality camping gear. Enjoy the rustic comfort of sleeping under the stars in safe, scenic locations.
Book Your Trip
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Day 1 Itinerary
Meet at Apgar Visitor Center, hike to Avalanche Lake, camp at lake view site.
Day 2 Itinerary
Trek to Logan Pass, explore Hidden Lake, night at second camp.
Day 3 Itinerary
Early morning hike to Grinnell Glacier Viewpoint, return to Apgar
Gallery
A look at some past adventures here.
What is and isn’t included
Included:
- All park entry fees.
- Guided hiking and interpretive talks.
- Camping gear (tents, sleeping bags, pads).
- All meals during the trip.
Not Included:
- Personal hiking gear (backpacks, boots, etc.).
- Travel insurance.
- Transportation to and from the park.
Get to know your guides
Our team consists of certified wilderness experts passionate about outdoor education and committed to providing safe, enriching experiences.
Meet the dedicated team leading your adventure through Glacier National Park. Each guide brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and a deep passion for the great outdoors. They are not only experts in navigation and safety but also in environmental conservation and history. Get ready to explore with the best!
Alex Johnson
Hike Guide
Background: With a degree in Environmental Science from the University of Montana, Alex has been guiding hikes for over 10 years. His expertise in the local flora and fauna makes him a walking encyclopedia on the trails.
Certifications: Wilderness First Responder, Certified Interpretive Guide
Fun Fact: Alex has summited every major peak in Glacier National Park and is an amateur nature photographer.
Mia Zhang
Hike Guide
Background: Mia left a career in civil engineering to follow her passion for outdoor education. She specializes in wilderness survival and has guided tours across the United States, from the Adirondacks to the Rockies.
Certifications: EMT, Advanced Wilderness Life Support
Fun Fact: Mia is fluent in three languages and uses her skills to make non-English speaking visitors feel welcome and included.
Connor Smith
Hike Guide
Background: A native of Kalispell, Connor grew up exploring every corner of Glacier National Park. He holds a master’s degree in Outdoor Leadership from Prescott College and focuses on sustainable adventure tourism.
Certifications: Avalanche Safety Training, Leave No Trace Trainer
Fun Fact: Connor is an avid kayaker and often leads winter kayaking tours on the park’s outer lakes.
A Few More Details
Answers to commonly asked questions regarding our trips.
Next steps
Upon booking, you'll receive an email with detailed trip information and gear lists. We’ll also organize a pre-trip meeting to answer any questions.
Prepare for Your Trip
Recommended gear includes waterproof hiking boots, weather-appropriate clothing, and a durable backpack. A detailed packing list will be provided upon booking.
Why Choose Us?
Our commitment to safety, personalized small group tours, and deep respect for nature ensure a meaningful and secure wilderness experience.
Safety and Insurance
We adhere to the highest safety standards, with all guides being wilderness first responders or certified Wilderness First Responders. Comprehensive insurance coverage ensures peace of mind.
Booking and Cancellation Policy
Deposits are non-refundable. Cancel more than 60 days in advance for a 75% refund, 45 days for a 50% refund, and 30 days for a 25% refund.
Contact Us
Have more questions or want to arrange a private group? Contact our customer service team.
Office
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