Sperry Chalet in early May. Great. If goats float your boat.
Got a day off from Red Bus Driver training. So time for a quick hike up to Sperry Chalet in mid-May. Goats galore.
Category: Glacier
I love Glacier National Park. Worked there as a college student in 1985 and 1986. AND recently again in 2021. Talk about coming full circle. This category is dedicated to the place I hold dearest in the world. Enjoy my tales of agony and ecstasy.
Yet another lake I love to hate – Avalanche. But this time, it was all love.
An insightful hike. Never discount anything and keep your eyes (and mind) open.
Like the coffee shop nearest my house, I wish Snyder Lake was just a little better.
I shouldn’t bash this little lake. To be honest, on this hike it was the best it has ever been!
It’s time to sweat some baby back. And I don’t mean ribs.
I take my first hike for 2024. Not much. But enough for most.
Glacier Welcomes Me Back With Open Arms
Returning to Glacier for the 3rd season as a Red Bus driver.
Did Counting Crows rock your world? Me neither. But Crowfeet Mtn. will.
I wasn’t expecting much from this summit. But it did get my heart racing and had some of the best views in the Park.
A day in the shade on Going to the Sun Mountain
My first climb on a classic peak. Good weather, company, and fun rock. I might have a new favorite!
“What are ya, Yella?” I guess I am. At least on Yellow Mountain.
You seldom hear about hiking Yellow Mountain. Now you can find out why.
There is so much more to a name. Circle tour over Mt. Allen.
Many years since I’ve been on Mt Allen. Now I remember why.
Homage to Heavy Runner. Lots to offer, so few takers.
It’s the least loved mountain at Logan Pass. But where else can you spend a leisurely day up high alone in Glacier while an ocean of tourists teems below at your feet unseen?
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