On Day 2 of our Glacier National Park adventure we hike Trail of Cedars and continued to Avalanche Lake and went Kayaking on the Hungry Horse Lake.
Avalanche Lake Hike
This hike gets a 7/10
| Sara's Rating | Part of hike | My thoughts |
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| 2 | Access to trail | Parking close to trail head. Limited parking, get there early! |
| 1 | Difficulty | moderate, 4.5 miles and 730 feet elevation gain |
| 1 | Views | You are in Montana! The hike follows a river a lot of the time, there were parts of the hike I didn't care for |
| 2 | Destination | Beautiful Lake, with at least 6 waterfalls going into it |
| 1 | Time on trial | 3.5 hours from sign, 3 hours from falls |
As I mentioned we left from Avalanche gorge and hiked toward the lake. To be honest it wasn't the prettiest hike and I wondered why we were hiking for so long. Jodi and I kept saying the lake better be worth it. There were definitely beautiful parts along the way which of course, I photographed!
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The trail followed the river much of the way which was great!
Even the dead trees were beautiful in their own way.
The first view of Avalanche Lake
Group picture.
We sat on a log and ate dinner at the lake. It was peaceful and beautiful.
Me at the lake, my leg after I fell getting the intro picture, @jarvie hiding from us.
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