Guided Avalanche Lake Hike in Glacier National Park
Hike to glacier-fed Avalanche Lake with a naturalist guide
Duration
8 hours
Includes
Shuttle, educational hike
Highlights
Explore one of Glacier National Park’s most popular trails on an educational hike from the Trail of the Cedars to Avalanche Lake. Learn about wildlife, geology, and ecology as you travel through old-growth forest and along Avalanche Creek.
- Start your hike at the Trail of the Cedars boardwalk
- Climb the Avalanche Lake trail past glacial erratics and avalanche blowdowns
- Learn about wildlife, geology, and ecology from your guide
- Ride a shuttle to the trailhead as part of the hike experience
- Plan for a mild to moderate hike with roots, rocks, and some exposure
What's Included
- Educational interpretation during the drive and hike
- Shuttle transportation to the trailhead
Things to know
You must purchase a Glacier National Park entrance pass before the hike. Non-US residents (16 and over) pay an additional $100 per person fee unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass. Gratuity is not included.
Cancellation Policy
The Glacier Institute will give a full refund if the cancelation is 7 days prior to the program. Customers can cancel bookings online.
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FAQs
Yes. You must purchase a Glacier National Park Entrance Pass before the hike. You may enter with a Standard, Annual, or America the Beautiful Pass.
Yes. Non-US residents (16 and over) must pay an additional $100 per person fee unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass.
No. A vehicle reservation is not required; participation in your hike with the Glacier Institute acts as your vehicle reservation.
Meeting details
Glacier Institute - 7450 Highway 2 East Columbia Falls, MT 59912 US
