Top Things You NEED To Do In Glacier National Park

Note: Glacier National Park recently established a reservation system to drive on Going-to-the-Sun Road and North Fork Road. Find out how to get a reservation and how to get into the park without one in this article: www.parkedinparadise.com/glac...
Glacier National Park has over 700 miles of trails that crisscross the Rocky Mountains in Montana and Canada. Hiking the most popular activity, but there are many other things to do!
In this video we share the top hiking trails, scenic drives, waterfalls, and lakes to visit.
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**Attention: This video contains aerial footage licensed via Getty Images. Drones are prohibited in National Parks without written permission from the park superintendent: www.nps.gov/articles/unmanned...

[@PackerManForLife]

Went there late in June this previous year. Cant wait to go back. Beyond breathtaking

[@metalfingersfilm]

Us too! Also from WI! Sadly the whole going to the sun road was close :/

[@PackerManForLife]

@@metalfingersfilm literally the morning that we flew back home, june 25th, was the day that the Sun Road opened. I was so salty. I remember landing back home and looking online just for fun, and it was open. Man was I disappointed

[@Smokeythebear1004]

I drove all the way from NYC to Glacier this past September. My boyfriend and I had the most amazing time there, most beautiful place in this country!

[@lionperformance4777]

Drove?? Im thinking of going from NYC as well but feel like taking a plane would be more affordable no?

[@haydenb8853]

Would you drive it again? I'm thinking of driving from Michigan to Yellowstone this summer

[@JiGGaVeLii007]

@@lionperformance4777 maybe they did a road trip ( sightseeing )

[@martymartin_ez]

Driving from Texas this summer!

[@Smokeythebear1004]

@@martymartin_ezI just left Texas, had a blast in Big Bend!! Bring a coat lol

[@justinesmith7539]

Glacier is beautiful but highly overcrowded. It’s super difficult to enjoy the nature and scenery when you’re constantly surrounded by 20+ other people.

[@LittleOrla]

I go there by train, camp like a backpacker, start hiking early, hike fast, go to the out of the way places. 😉

[@louheindel8673]

What month did you film this? How did you get so many great shots without a herd of people 😮. Great list, even better filming. Thanks

[@LittleOrla]

Lots of stock photos with talk over. Don't even have to go to the park, just need money and technical skills.

[@testlab7980]

Is this the Audit the Audit guy?

[@officialvipokemon]

I was just thinking that!

[@julianuzum4091]

I just went last year and I have to stronglyyyy disagree about hidden lake being an easy trail, it is a difficult trail and often snow covered into July

[@jerrystraka7856]

been in there 70 times in 35+ years. first time 1982. last time 2019 at age 65. it's moderate compared to most trails. the vertical is less than 800 ft to the lake. IF YOU FIND THAT DIFFICULT? FIND ANOTHER PARK..... of the over 6000 trail miles i traversed in my 35+ years, the average hike was 5-6 miles one way with minimum of 2000 ft vertical gain from start point to high point. the trail from the loop to Granite Park Chalet is over 2000 ft. in vertical and supply horses navigate it easily. the one to Sperry Chalet is worse. over 3000 ft vertical in 7 miles......and these are common destinations for hikes of all ages

[@cammtb01]

Operating drones of any kind is illegal in National Parks.

[@fettyprime8780]

Thinking the same thing.

[@jessegrooms2600]

Probably got a permit to make the video.