Glacier National Park 2007
Glacier consists of pristine forests, alpine meadows, rugged mountains, and spectacular lakes. With over 700 miles of trails, Glacier is a hiker's paradise for visitors seeking wilderness and solitude. Glacier has only one road to cross it’s over 1 million acres and has been kept un-commercialized except for its historic chalets, lodges, transportation, and stories of Native Americans. Just outside the eastern half of the park is part of the Black Feet Reservation, who sold the land to the United States for the current park. (Click on Gil-bear to return to the main menu.)
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Located near the base of Mt. Grinnell deep in the heart of Glacier National Park, Montana. This enormous five-story Swiss Chalet themed lodge stretches along the shores of beautiful Swiftcurrent Lake. Opened in 1915, this beautiful lakeside hotel with its more than 200 guest rooms is the largest national park lodge in Glacier National Park and for many years the largest hotel in Montana. The scenery here is world famous with sweeping panoramic views of the pristine Swiftcurrent Lake surrounded by nearby Grinnell point, Mt. Henkel, and the awesome Northern Rocky Mountains. Sony DSC-H2; SV-1/640, AV-f/4, ISO-80, 6mm.
