The “Garden Wall,” a knife-edged ridge (known as an arete) along the Continental Divide, was formed by glaciers on either side
A mountain goat and baby walk along the snow near Hidden Lake Overlook
Here I am at Hidden Lake Overlook. The trees in the background are surprisingly tiny, but they’re actually hundreds of years old; entire elfin forests exist here, stunted and twisted by the harsh alpine environment.
The other side of Hidden Lake; the lake sits in a glacially carved basin
The double-decker St. Mary Falls
St. Mary Lake, surrounded by peaks on the eastern side of the park, is almost as long as Lake McDonald
The “Garden Wall,” a knife-edged ridge (known as an arete) along the Continental Divide, was formed by glaciers on either side
A mountain goat and baby walk along the snow near Hidden Lake Overlook
Here I am at Hidden Lake Overlook. The trees in the background are surprisingly tiny, but they’re actually hundreds of years old; entire elfin forests exist here, stunted and twisted by the harsh alpine environment.
The other side of Hidden Lake; the lake sits in a glacially carved basin
The double-decker St. Mary Falls
St. Mary Lake, surrounded by peaks on the eastern side of the park, is almost as long as Lake McDonald
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