Montana: Big Sky, Rugged Country
If you’re looking for a state bursting with diverse landscapes, from rolling hills and sparkling mountain streams to majestic, rugged mountains, Montana truly shines as an exceptional choice. The state is steeped in a fascinating history that gracefully follows the Missouri River, where the courageous Lewis and Clarke paved the way for future explorers and settlers. A veritable treasure trove of natural wonders, Montana boasts incredible national parks like Glacier and Yellowstone, where stunning peaks embrace crystal-clear lakes, providing endless opportunities for exhilarating outdoor activities.
PTARMIGAN TUNNEL
Located in Glacier National Park, the Ptarmigan Tunnel is a fascinating and historic site along the Continental Trail. In the Many Glacier region of the park, the tunnel was carved through a granite mountain, spanning roughly 250 feet in length. Constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCP) in the 1930s the passageway is an impressive […]
ICEBERG LAKE
From Ptarmigan Tunnel to Iceberg Lake in Glacier National Park Our adventure began early one crisp September morning. Our selected hike was a route to Ptarmigan Tunnel in Glacier National Park. On the return trip from the tunnel, our legs felt good, and we didn’t want the day to end, so we decided to add […]
GRINNELL GLACIER
Grinnell Glacier Trail stands out as one of Glacier National Park’s outstanding hikes. Located in the Many Glacier area of the park, the landscape on this trail provides an inspiring mix of glaciers, cascading waterfalls, serene lakes, wildlife, and breathtaking vistas. Where to Start the Hike There are two different ways to […]
LAVA LAKE
Many of the best places we visit come from recommendations of people we meet while on the road. The Lower Cathedral Wash in Lee’s Ferry, Arizona is a perfect example of an astounding hike we would not have found on our own. This adventure had no major technical challenges, but scrambling and careful decision making […]
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