Great video.

Great video. you are much more knowledgeable about the plants and animals of Glacier NP than the typical videographer who just shoots video without knowing what they are seeing in Glacier NP.

Daily Interlake did a nice article of you (and of course your wife.) Congratulations.

Great video thanks love the views and birds

Awesome!!!!

Nice short video. I guess winter is creeping in ...

Hello would you deem this to be a strenuous hike? Steep elevation gains in a short amount of time?

Thanks, Jake & Kristen! Been so long since I have been up there.

Wow!! I did this hike in 1988 at age 34. I have no video, just slides. What a huge difference in the size and reach of the Sperry glacier. It has receded at least a quarter of a mile in downhill reach, probably more. I've watched it from afar on a early basis with my twice annual visits to Hidden Lake over 35+years (my "fortress of solitude"). i'd often wander to the far ridge just to look down at Avalanche basin and take that look back toward Logan Pass that is soooo appealing. Thanks for the memories Thanks for the video

I was by kayaking at this lake & by this mountain in August, beautiful but no way would have climbed that mt.

Nice hike return footage. Always nice to watch your videos and connect with Glacier: The Last Best Place.

Great video! Lotsa wildlife packed into it. Thanks to you and Kristin.

I did this hike back in 2006 and the hike from Adair to Grace Lake was a slog through waist-to-shoulder height brush (I'm 6'2") with the trail mostly invisible underfoot. Mainly huge thimbleberry, but it was Labor Day and the berries were over. A trim was definitely needed. I bushwhacked to the head of Grace Lake following a decommissioned trail that even had remnants of boardwalk. Now THAT was a tough bushwhack and at one point I sunk up to my knee in muck. That stunk. Literally. It was still a great trip. One night at Logging, two at Grace, another at Logging and then out. I've since done a day hike (May of this year) to Logging, ate lunch and then hiked out. Great spot with little traffic. I saw no one on either trip. Thanks for bringing back memories!

Thanks for another great video, I see Jewel Basin hawk watch has Golden eagles already, I can't wait to see the first one of this season yet. Looks like most of the broad-winged are threw already on the east coast.

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Thanks for the awesome video Jake & Kristen. I know what I’m doing next time I’m in Glacier, which should be June 2025. While I’ve done several hikes there in the Two Medicine area, I have yet to campout and do this hike and Dawson. Maybe I can talk my wife & daughter into a quick 11hr drive from NW OR in October for some camping and viewing western Larch & Shakers. Would love to see them on Lake McD & Single Shot Mtn foreground. Cheers & take care.

Thanks for the great video, I got my best pictures of the pine siskins when I was out west.we get them in the winter sometimes in Pennsylvania, Have you been at your hawkwatch I see you got Golden eagles already, It's just starting to heat up on our site Route 183 In Pennsylvania

I'm on lunchbreak in my $*#$ job I can't stand. Thanks for taking us with you on your hike.

I was in Glacier for a few days when you did the 734 project. I did not discover the project until some time after I returned home. I watched every video, many more than once. Dawson-Pitamakin was one of my favorites. It is still on my bucket list. Thanks for the video!

I randomly picked this mountain in the mountains map, looks great you guys had a beautiful day

How do you navigate and manage to stay on the trail?

Crazy that you did this all in a day from the loop. That route up iceberg and back around from the book is a slog. We started at the chalet back down to the loop and we were smoked. Iceberg is unreal though, all worth it.

Spent two nights at Sperry Chalet a couple of weeks ago and hiked up to Sperry Glacier, so know the first part of the trail well. We considered Snyder Lake but ran out of time. Thanks for sharing!

Hiked to Snyder many times in the summers of ‘72-‘73 when I worked at Lake McDonald lodge-usually before work. That was pre fire, and I guess pre Jake, too.

Excellent video. I am eager to get back there again.

Spending some good trail time on Mount Brown this Summer, eh?! Pleasant video. Were you doing a Common Loon survey?

Nice fine on the Golden eagles nest when I was out in Yellowstone there was a nest on slough creek right before you got to the trail head I am the only one of my hawk watching group that has seen one

Thank you, Jake. Great video, as usual. You don’t have to justify “re-hiking” a trail. Every time I return to GNP I re-hike several trails. I hiked to Iceberg Lake in June in the snow, which was great (I live in Louisiana). That was my third time. It is different every time; although I’ve seen at least one moose on each trip.

That was really nice, Jake. Thanks for the footage. You do a ‘stellar’ job capturing all the different birds & waterfowl. So cool to see East Porcupine and Cleveland from that perspective. The waterfalls of St. Francis remind me of the waterfalls you can see along Gunsight Trail off in the distance coming off Citadel as you approach Mirror Lake. Inspiring back pack trip from Waterton Lakes NP.

Great video thanks I like the warbler and wren I missed them birds when I was out west they would have been great lifers for me, keep the videos coming I really appreciate it

We are thinking about doing this hike in early September. What was your mileage from Logan Pass to Granite Park Chalet and back (including Grinnell Glacier Overlook)? We thought about hiking down to The Loop and taking the shuttle, but I've seen negative reviews on that part of the hike so may want to do this as an out and back.

I wish the Park would open the trail sooner. Years ago trail crews would cut through the big snow drift at the end of the cliff section but now waits for more melting. I detest the Loop trail and had to use it this year again because Highline was still closed.

Thanks for the memories. I did that hike but all the way to Many Glacier Campground in 2012. The Sun Road didn’t open until two days after I departed this year. But hiking to Iceberg Lake in the snow was awesome for this flatlander.

Sending you guys good karma.

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I've hiked that one! Took the Park shuttle back down.

Great video once again liking the wildflowers and birds, animals you are so lucky to be able to hike that area

Thanks for posting some of these summit videos. I got some of the Passmore books because of you guys but the third book for this area seems like it’s not available. Thinking about doing this one while I stay at the Spery Chalet in a couple weeks so I can start a bit closer and wondering how doable to ridge walk over to Blackfoot Mountain.

Thank you for your awesome map. My family and I are heading to Glacier in 2 weeks and your map + all trails are making the hike planning so easy. It's a really well thought out map.

Interesting watch. Never seen the waterfall from that vantage, only from above on the Gunsight Pass Trail and Lincoln Peak.

Thank you! We are going there the first week of August and chose this as our backpacking hike. Can't wait.

Thanks for another great video

Awesome, Jake! Sprague Creek Fire 2017, right? I remember that fire...lots of September smoke in Apgar that year. Great bird video and how about Beaver Chief Falls, wow!

Well done sir

Always great videos. Thanks for the share. Looks beautiful. Hope t get there in the next year or so. Have a good & safe Summer J&K. Cheers from ORegon

That townsend solitaire is a nice catch that would have been a lifer for me but I didn't get it maybe next time

Stunning views at altitude of an already beautiful area! Last time I was at Bowman, there was a kitty warning at the Numa turnoff. Other than the goats (and ticks), have you seen any wildlife or sign around there?

So, I appreciate your date stamp, enjoy your commentary, and like that you identify the wildlife. I always hit the like button.

How long does this trail take?