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Intro to Glacier National Park Staying Safe in Glacier Life at Rising Sun: A Summer Spent in Glacier Intro to NW Montana Sights from Montana's Roads Lake McDonald Avalanche Lake Trail of the Cedars Fish Lake Howe Lake Going to the Sun Road and Logan Pass Hidden Lake Highline Trail Sunrift Gorge St. Mary Lake -Rising Sun -St. Mary Falls and Baring Falls -Sun Point -Otokomi Lake East Glacier and Two Medicine Scenic Point Running Eagle Falls (Trick Falls) Many Glacier and surrounding areas Belly River Cracker Lake Waterton Lakes Nat'l Park and Canada Cameron Falls Bear's Hump Red Rock Canyon and Blakiston Falls Police Outpost Lake Animals of Glacier Bear, Bighorn Sheep, Fox, Marmot, Mule Deer, Rocky Mountain Goat, Squirrels References and Links All photos and content are by Alicia Caouette except where stated otherwise. Unauthorized use or reproduction is strictly prohibited without expressed permission. Thanks. |
Ah, Montana. Where the sky is big and the livestock seem to outnumber the people. Where old buildings such as this one are abandoned and left to sit until they collapse under the tremendous weight of snow on their rooftops. A place where I might like to end up someday.    South of Kalispell sits Flathead Lake, its shores dotted especially on the North with summer homes and boat docks. People from all over Montana and even other states come to vacation here. Currently the population is pretty sparse (says the girl who grew up near Lake Washington, which is surrounded by Seattle and it's suburbs), but in coming years several places, such as Bigfork, could easily be overcrowded. Bigfork, by the way, has a seasonal Dairy Queen. That's right, after Labor Day it shuts down for the winter. Crazy, eh? The photo below was taken South of Bigfork on Hwy 206. 
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An Introduction to Northwest Montana