The Top 13 Peaks in the Lewis Range

The Garden Wall Trail to Grinnell Glacier Overlook is strenuous. Not particularly long, but very steep. You gain a full 1.000 feet within 0.6 miles of hiking. So be prepared. … read more

The fire lookout remains closed to the public, but don’t let that discourage you from taking the trip up here! The scenery is remarkable, and the marmots are friendly! Bathe … read more

The cliffs of Scenic Point in Glacier National Park are as stunning as they are daring. But don't worry there is plenty of space to stay away from the edge. :) And the views are still amazing in every direction.

The Mount Brown Lookout, rehabilitated in 1999, is on the National Historic Lookout Register. It was constructed in 1929, and was last manned on a full time basis in 1971. … read more

In a more remote area this is definitely one of the best destination hikes in this part of Glacier National Park. The Fire Lookout on Scalplock Mountain is a two … read more

This mountain's shape represents almost perfectly the nearby Continental Divide several miles further west, the watershed along which waters either drain toward the Pacific or the Atlantic/Caribbean side of the North American continent.

Lincoln Peak is a family-friendly summit, but is on the strenuous side. On the way up yoou can stop at the Sperry Chalet for a snack and ditch any unneeded … read more

Table Mountain is a 2,232 meter high plateau mountain. From here you can see the Fernie Formation and get an idea of where the Continental Divide runs. There are also some good photo spots along the cliff.

From the summit of Loneman Mountain you are treated to possibly the best views in lower Glacier. There is a fire lookout at the top and level ground to pitch a tent.