Hike to Hidden Lake Overlook from Logan Pass with a naturalist guide
8 hours
Guide, Shuttle to trailhead
Hike the Hidden Lake Overlook Trail at Logan Pass on an educational guided tour in Glacier National Park. Learn about geology, fire ecology, and alpine habitat as you climb through subalpine meadows to the overlook.
You must purchase a Glacier National Park entrance pass before the hike; non-US residents (16 and over) pay an additional $100 per person unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass. Gratuity is not included. Weather can be variable, including potential snow and high winds.
Full refund if you cancel 7 days prior to the program. You can cancel bookings online.
Product ID: P6EPM2
Buy a Glacier National Park Entrance Pass before the hike. Non-US residents (16 and over) pay an additional $100 per person unless you enter with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass.
No. A Vehicle Reservation is not required; your participation in the hike acts as your Vehicle Reservation.
Expect a moderate to high-moderate hike of about 3 miles roundtrip with about 550 feet of elevation gain, including 200+ stairs. You’ll hike at a basic elevation of 6,646 feet and spend about 3–4 hours on the trail.
7450 Highway 2 East Columbia Falls, MT US 59912
Travelers rave about the knowledgeable guides who make every tour exceptional. Names like Megan, Carrie, Wyatt, Anna, and Mark come up repeatedly, with guests praising their deep understanding of the park's geology, wildlife, and flora. The guides strike that perfect balance of being educational without feeling like a lecture, and they're skilled at adapting to different group needs, whether that means hiking at a slower pace or rerouting due to weather closures. The packed lunch option gets consistent praise for being surprisingly good, complete with homemade trail mix. The Going-to-the-Sun Road tours are hugely popular, offering a stress-free way to experience the iconic drive without navigating it yourself. A major perk is the exclusive parking access at popular trailheads, which means less hassle during peak season. Guests appreciate the professional operation, from helpful office staff to the way they handle unexpected situations (one review mentions how quickly the team solved a seating mix-up). The experience consistently delivers stunning scenery, wildlife sightings including bighorn sheep and bears, and that deeper connection to the park that comes from learning its stories. First-time visitors and longtime park lovers alike find value in these educational adventures.
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