Twin Falls
Snow-dusted peaks rise behind a dense evergreen forest and a shallow river at Twin Falls, Glacier National Park.
Winding dirt trail through a green meadow with yellow wildflowers, tall pines, and rugged mountain slopes in Glacier National Park.
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Twin Falls

Natural Attr★★★★☆
Last Updated: December 2025

Overview

About This Attraction

Twin Falls are two 80-foot cascades in Glacier National Park’s Two Medicine Valley, fed by streams from No Name Lake. Access the falls via a boat shuttle across Two Medicine Lake, then a 2.2–2.3 mile round-trip hike to base.

Best Time to Visit

Late June through mid-September; aim for morning or late afternoon light for best photography.

Visitor Tips

  • Arrive before 8am in June–August to beat crowds and secure parking.
  • Use the West End Boat Dock shuttle to cut the hike to 0.8 miles one-way.
  • Dress in layers; bring rain gear and sturdy shoes for mossy, uneven terrain.
  • Cell service is weak; download maps and trail details before you go.
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