| | Description | Date |
| Our 1st hike on our 1st full day in Glacier was a ranger-led hike to Avalanche Lake. This was a beautiful mountain lake surrounded on three sides by towering slopes and waterfalls feeding into it. Over the next week we realized this was a recurring theme in many of the lakes we saw. | 6/24/2001 |
| Another view of Avalanche Lake, with a nice reflection. | 6/24/2001 |
| McDonald Creek was a nice river that fed into McDonald Lake where we stayed for two days. We saw several water ouzels flying up and down this river. | 6/24/2001 |
| It's June 24th (actually it was the 25th, the camera was off by one day on the timestamp. All the pictures in Glacier are off by one day), but there's still a significant amount of snow in places near the Pass. We hiked up at Logan Pass, and we were pelted by a cold snow "pellets" in a rather fierce wind. | 6/24/2001 |
| From the same hike as the above shot. | 6/25/2001 |
| The view from our drive on the Going-to-the-Sun Road. We were going over the pass to the Eastern side and then up into Waterton Lakes National Park, the Canadian park that adjoins Glacier. | 6/25/2001 |
| Here we have St Mary Lake, now that we're over the pass and on the Eastern side of the Rockies. | 6/25/2001 |
| Another view of St. Mary's Lake. | 6/25/2001 |
| From our hike to St.Mary Falls and Virginia Falls. This is the St. Mary River heading towards the lake of the same name. | 6/25/2001 |
| Adam and Halli on that same hike. I believe this is next to Virginia Creek. | 6/25/2001 |
| A waterfall that ducks under the road on the way up to Logan Pass. | 6/25/2001 |
| There were almost twenty bighorn sheep in this parking lot at Red Rock Canyon in Waterton. We were pleased to see most people were not feeding them, rather they were shooing them away. When we left later that day, the herd was traveling with us along the road back towards Waterton Village. Note that there are no adult males here - they keep to themselves. | 6/26/2001 |
| This moose we saw at Kootenai Lakes in Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada. There was actually a family of three there, but the mother and baby were too far away for a picture. | 6/26/2001 |
| Here is a view of the aptly named Red Rock Canyon. | 6/26/2001 |
| Hmmm. Where was this? Possibly part of the same hike. | 6/26/2001 |
| Took this on the drive towards Many Glacier Hotel. | 6/27/2001 |
| Looking back across a canyon to waterfall and the river leading to it. | 6/28/2001 |
| Iceberg Lake. According to the ranger who led our hike, this was the first day of the season that icebergs appeared. | 6/28/2001 |
| Another view of Iceberg Lake. | 6/28/2001 |
| Some wildflowers along our hike to Iceberg Lake. The streaks of snow in the distance is where the our destination was. | 6/28/2001 |
| This was taken at dawn from Many Glacier Hotel, looking across the lake. | 6/28/2001 |
| On the way back from Iceberg Lake we took a detour up a very steep trail to Ptarmigan Lake. This was by far our longest total hike ever. Combined, we hiked 13 miles with an elevation gain of 2200 feet. Wow! What a day! | 6/28/2001 |
| Another shot of Ptarmigan Lake. If you look closely, you can see the trail continues across the lake. Look for a trail starting on the left and sloping up towards the right before switchbacking. This trail (which we did not take) eventually led to a tunnel and continued on towards the Canadian portion of the park. | 6/28/2001 |
| More wildies on our journey to Iceberg Lake. | 6/28/2001 |
| Still more wildflowers from todays hikes. | 6/28/2001 |
| Our hotel (Many Glacier Hotel) from across the lake. Beautiful on the outside, a little lacking on the inside. Our room was in the basement, and we don't think it's been updated since the hotel was built. Ever see the Shining? Remember the coiled up firehoses? We had those along our hallway - very creepy. | 6/29/2001 |
| One last shot of some wildflowers from our wonderful trip. | 6/29/2001 |