ホワイトフィッシュレンジのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

From the summit you get panoramic views in every direction. The trail gains just over 1100 feet over ~2 miles to arrive here, but the descent is not too challenging. The hike is well worth it!

There is roadside parking across the road to the south of the trailhead, where there is also an informational trail sign. The trail up Demer's Ridge is steep but short and the views are spectacular.

The parking lot here is large. From here you can hike the trail across the road to Lake McDonald and Rocky Point or venture south along the bike path to Apgar. The road to the lot is closed in the winter.

Just before the end of the track, you will find a series of five really tight corners as a last challenge before making your way back up to the trail head.

This cupola lookout cabin was built in 1926, was used for emergencies into the 1960's. Hikers can actually use the lookout that includes platforms and a loft for sleeping, a woodstove, and a table with a guest book. It is available on a first come, first serve basis.

This area has a rewarding view over Skyles Lake. From this angle, the lake looks like the shape of a heart. The lake has lots of types of fish, like largemouth bass, northern pike, and yellow perch.

Rocky Point overlooks Lake McDonald, which is the biggest lake in Glacier National Park. The mountains provide a beautiful backdrop for the lake and also act as a rain block, resulting in a mild, damp climate.

The current Apgar Fire Lookout was built in 1929, after a fire destroyed the original structure. The lookout is no longer active and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.