Since I visited Glacier National Park in May, many of trails were still closed because of snow and ice.
However, I was able to hike one of the most popular trails in the park: the Avalanche Lake Trail.
The 4.6-mile (roundtrip) trail cuts through thick woods, with moderate climbs in elevation. The highlight is the lake, which is rimmed with steep cliffs on three sides.
The melting snow in late spring/early summer creates several waterfalls, which send water cascading down the cliffs.
It’s a must-see for any visitor to the park.
Slightly Reworded 
Wow! That looks amazing!
It was a great hike. Thanks for reading.
Great read!!! Love the hiking tale 🙂 I gave ya a follow. I have a few hiking tales myself you might enjoy, would appreciate the follow back. But otherwise thanks for the tips and story 🙂
Thanks for the follow and kind words. Will definitely check out your blog!
Thanks pal 🙂 appreciate ya time
Jimmy, can you email me your address? I found a tape of music from the 80’s and your dad is on it. I thought you might like it. I love your posts.
Ellen
Thanks Ellen. I sent you a message on Facebook
Beautifully woven! And of course, great pictures 🙂
Thanks, I appreciate it.
Great photos, Jimmy. Do you stay in the park when you visit these parks or are there motels and hotels nearby?
There are hotels nearby, but we stayed in the park. It’s a lot more convenient.
So you camped there?
No, we stayed at a rustic lodge just inside the park. Tiffany isn’t into camping, so that wasn’t an option.
Great pictures! What a beautiful walk/hike area.
Thanks Ellen. It was a great experience.
Amazing photos, those are some stunning views!
Thanks Ryan. Glacier is a beautiful place.