Why Iceberg Lake is the Best Hike We've Ever Done
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2025
- Join us as we venture on a life-changing hike up to Iceberg Lake in Glacier National Park, Montana. A trail full of winding paths, countless cascading waterfalls, leading to a stunning alpine lake. This is a journey through the wild, one that redefined beauty for us.
In this video, we share our most memorable moments and takeaways from the best hike we've ever experienced. It's not just a trail, but a testament to the grandeur of nature and the joy of exploring it.
Discover what makes Iceberg Lake a must-see location, and how a single adventure can transform your perspective.
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Everyone should visit this park atleast once and experience the Going to the Sun Road.
Wow, what beautiful scenery and outdoor adventure. And so cool that the deer wasn't afraid at all!
I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! It was truly a magical experience to be that close to a deer in such a breathtaking setting. Can't wait to share more of our outdoor adventures with you!
What month did y'all go?
SO COOL omg.
Thank you so much! We're thrilled you enjoyed our adventure. Stick around for more exciting content. 😊
We just got from Glacier. What a fantastic place. Pretty sweet that you had the place to yourself!
It is one of the better ones in Glacier.
In my 35+ years of hiking/climbing Glacier, i put on over 5000 trail miles and summited peaks over 100 times.
The hikes out of Many Glacier are extraordinary. Ptarmigan tunnel, Grinnel Glacier, Swiftcurrent Pass, and Iceberg Lake are phenomenal.
But Dawson/Pitamakin, Boulder Pass, Two Medicine Pass and Swiftcurrent Lookout are pretty special.
Then there's the peaks to climb. Bishop's Cap and Reynolds at Logan Pass are unbelievable views to mention a couple easier accessible ones
Glacier Park is special. My "fortress of solitude" was s day wandering the shores of Hidden Lake. Did it about 70 times... twice a year on average.
But for a newcomer, Iceberg is s good choice. Chances of seeing a griz is near 100%. And the hike is relatively easy, compare to others with more elevation gain.
Thanks for the memories.
I've left the area. Too many people.
Retired to the Andes of Ecuador.
Thsnks again
Thanks for showing that beautiful place! You two should each carry a walking stick for those sketchy waterfall crossings!👍
Love it, going next month
Thank you so much for the support!
I highly recommend all the hikes on the eastern side of glacier. I also highly recommend you do the going to the sun road!
Enjoy your time up there!
Great video has inspired me to go here
Thank you so much! Both the hike and the video were fun to do!
I wish you luck on your hike, let us know if you did it, and your thoughts!
This is my favorite hike too - in my favorite park. That white stuff in the grass - looked like the webs of grass spiders. And that flower? Looked like Bear Grass.
That's awesome to hear it's your favorite hike as well - it's such an incredible place!
Tbh I hope your wrong about the grass spiders haha, if we were just walking across a bunch of spiders.................... nope.
But the bear grass i think you are 100% correct! They were so pretty and they smelled amazing too!
We learn something new every day, thanks to comments like yours! 🙌🏼 Thanks!
@@pickmymind3550 yeah, I could be totally wrong - it was a little hard to make out but that was the first thing that came to mind. 9y'all saw SO much more water than we did - we were there early September 2015) Safe travels!
Glacier NP is an absolutely fantastic place. This really makes me long to return.
what month was that?
You said "countless waterfalls"... but it appears that you counted them! Great video.
How many miles round trip, and how long did it take to get too Iceberg Lake.
That animal looked like a Columbian Squirrel and the flower you asked about is called Bear Grass.
My best friend, OMG! So wonderful! I really love this! Thank you so much!
The landscape is awesome! Did you guys camp in the park?
The landscape truly is breathtaking, isn't it? We actually didn't camp within the park. We stayed at North Fork dispersed camping on the west side of Glacier. It was a bit of a drive to reach the hike, but totally worth it for the amazing views! 🏞️
Small rodent is the elusive Columbian ground squirrel. There should be pikas in the rocks.
Huh! Cool!
Thank you! I thought it was a Prairie dog at the time.