Montana’s wilderness is breathtaking—and it’s also bear country. With robust populations of both black bears and grizzlies, staying safe on the trail means understanding how bears behave, knowing how to avoid encounters, and preparing to respond if you do run into one. Here’s what you need to know before hitting the trail. Montana’s Bears: Know […]
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Few hikes pack as much punch-per-mile as the Hidden Lake Overlook Trail in Glacier National Park. This beginner-friendly trail serves up alpine meadows, jaw-dropping views, and a decent chance of spotting a mountain goat—without demanding an all-day slog. Whether you’re brand new to hiking or just looking for a scenic warm-up before tackling Glacier’s bigger treks, this
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Avalanche Lake is a Glacier National Park favorite—and for good reason. This moderate, forested hike serves up waterfalls, alpine views, and a dramatic lake basin framed by steep cliffs and hanging snowfields. The trail is friendly for beginners who want a bit of a challenge without sacrificing scenery, and it’s especially good for families or
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