Fall Colors Photography in Glacier National Park: Larch Trees & Reflections
The best time to photograph fall colors in Glacier National Park is October 8–22, when western larch trees ignite…

The best time to photograph fall colors in Glacier National Park is October 8–22, when western larch trees ignite…

Upper McDonald Creek valley in winter — accessible year-round from the west entrance. Winter transforms Glacier National Park into…

Hidden Lake Overlook is one of Glacier’s most rewarding short hikes — reached in 1.5 miles from Logan Pass….
Logan Pass sits at 6,646 feet — the park’s top wildlife photography zone for mountain goats, bighorn sheep, and…

The Middle Fork Flathead River borders Glacier National Park — four permitted outfitters run scenic float trips here from…

Swiftcurrent Lake and the Many Glacier Hotel — the reward at the end of Many Glacier Road. Many Glacier…

Lake McDonald anchors the western end of the Highway 2 corridor through Glacier National Park. Highway 2 runs 56…

Drones are banned park-wide in Glacier National Park with no exceptions for recreational or commercial pilots. Most photographers, though,…

The rainbow pebbles of Lake McDonald — red, green, and purple argillite stones dating back 1.4 billion years. The…

Winter morning mist lifts from Lake McDonald — one of Glacier’s most dramatic photography conditions. Winter transforms Glacier National…

Peak bloom in Glacier’s alpine meadows runs late July through early August above 6,000 feet. NPS. Glacier National Park…