Upper McDonald Creek Guided Hike in Glacier NP
Hike Upper McDonald Creek and learn Glacier National Park’s water, wildlife, and geology
Duration
8 hours
Includes
Guide, shuttle, interpretation
Highlights
Hike Upper McDonald Creek in Glacier National Park with a guide and shuttle transport to the trailhead. Walk through a shaded hemlock forest and learn about wildlife, geology, and ecology along the way.
- Start at the Trail of the Cedars trailhead and follow a boardwalk through an ancient forest
- Hike an easy to mildly easy route with mild elevation, roots, and some rocks
- Cover about 3.5–4 miles and gain around 730 feet
- Learn about water, geology, ecology, and wildlife during educational stops
- Ride a shuttle to the trailhead as part of the hike experience
What's Included
- Guided 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) must pay an additional $100 per person fee unless admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass.
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.
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. If you are a non-US resident age 16+, you must pay an additional $100 per person unless you are admitted with an Annual or America the Beautiful Pass.
No. A Vehicle Reservation is not required; your participation in the Glacier Institute hike acts as your Vehicle Reservation.
Meeting details
Glacier Institute - 7450 Highway 2 East Columbia Falls, MT 59912 US
