Hike the Siyeh Trail with a guide and learn Glacier’s ecology
8 hours
Guide, Shuttle to trailhead
Take a guided, difficult-to-strenuous hike in Glacier National Park and learn about wildlife, geology, and ecology along the way. Ride a shuttle to the trailhead, then hike about 7.5 miles with educational stops.
You must purchase a Glacier National Park entrance pass before the hike (standard pass is $20.00–$35.00). Non-US residents ages 16+ must pay an additional $100 per person fee unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass. Gratuity is not included.
Full refund if you cancel 7 days prior to the program.
Product ID: 5CM9NA
Yes. You must purchase a Glacier National Park entrance pass before the hike. If you are a non-US resident age 16+, you must pay an additional per-person fee unless you enter with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass.
Expect a difficult-to-strenuous hike for seasoned hikers, with a high-elevation starting point, exposure to the elements, about 7.5 miles roundtrip, and about 2,090 feet of elevation gain.
Bring a trail lunch, plenty of water and snacks, comfortable hiking shoes or boots, a day pack, rain gear, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), and warm layers in case of snow and high winds. Binoculars and trekking poles are optional.
Glacier Institute - 7450 Highway 2 East Columbia Falls, MT 59912 US
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.
I booked the Hidden Lake hike, which also meant we did parts of the Going to the Sun Road as well and it was worth every single penny! Jenae was my guide and she was beyond fantastic - knowledgeable, kind, and well prepared for our hike. She was also very flexible and adjusted our hike based on experience and timing. I loved every moment!
Ellen Glista
August 30, 2026
I booked the Hidden Lake hike, which also meant we did parts of the Going to the Sun Road as well and it was worth every single penny! Jenae was my guide and she was beyond fantastic - knowledgeable, kind, and well prepared for our hike. She was also very flexible and adjusted our hike based on experience and timing. I loved every moment!
Ellen Glista
August 30, 2026
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