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The Continental Divide runs through the middle of the park. Remote in location and in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, the largest nearby city is Kalispell. From Kalispell, take Rt 2 into the park. Together with West Glacier, these towns offer full facilities and services.
This park is ideal for observing animals in their natural habitat including eagles, bears and mountain lions. Other activities include camping, boating, fishing, biking, hiking and sightseeing. For more information contact Superintendent, Glacier National Park, National Park Service, P.O. Box 128, West Glacier, MT 59936 or call (406) 888-7800.
All pictures are from Glacier National Park, using various film and digital cameras. The pictures below on this page are from the Going-to-the-Sun-Road. This is the main road through the park. Additional pictures from this road and pictures from a boat ride on Two Medicine Lake and a short hike to Twin Falls are on the pages below.
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From Logans Pass.
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Lake McDonald.
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From Logans Pass.
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From Logans Pass looking west; haze is from the many fires that raged in the west during the summer of 1998.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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From Logans Pass near the Visitors Center, the Highline Trail.
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Further information can be found at the AreaParks.com page,
Glacier National Park NPS page or
Glacier National Park page by John Uhler.
