On June 26th, 2019, Kenric and I visited Glacier National Park in Montana, USA. There is also a Glacier National Park in Canada in the province of British Columbia.
After spending the morning looking for a place to get an oil change for the car, we were running late. Gate to gate, we spent about six hours in the park. One of the main attractions there is simply driving the Going-to-the-Sun Road. Without stopping, it would take visitors about two hours to drive the 50-mile (80-km) road.
This park is awe-inspiring even though we didn’t get to walk/hike any of the trails to its hidden beauties. Within 20 minutes of leaving the park, we were in Alberta, Canada.
May this beautiful park and nature be preserved for future generations.
There is also a Glacier National Park in Canada in the province of British Columbia.
Glacier National Park
It was late June, the bighorn sheep was shedding its fur for summer.
They were licking the road for salt, probably sprinkled onto the road for de-icing. It was late June, the bighorn sheep were shedding their fur for summer.
These mountains started forming about 170 million years ago.
Glacier National Park
Friendly little squirrel.
Beargrass
There’s a tiny island in the lake and there were thousands of mosquitoes everywhere.
Glacier National Park
The Red Bus Tour.
The waterfall runs under the road and then, continues.
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