Dreamer, Explorer, Engineer
Dreamer, Explorer, Engineer
Polar bears, wildlife, endless bushes, ancient glaciers, uncharted wilderness, inhospitable climate – there’s a lot a tourist can think of when contemplating the last frontier straddling the northern end of the world. The commonality between many of these descriptions would be a theme of solitude and survival. What about relaxation and simple peace? If you …
The drive from the cabin at Kalispell to the Many Glacier region is a fairly long one. You enter the national park once more, drive through the Going-to-the-sun road one more time, exit the park via Saint Mary’s and then take the highway 89 towards Canada, until you reach a cutoff to the left. This …
Giant, towering monoliths rising to the sky across lush, green, glaciated valleys, filled with the most magnificent alpine lakes you will see in the lower 48. The long journey was over. I had finally arrived at Glacier. Of the two major entrances into Glacier, I had picked the more picturesque one (debatable) that boasted one …
My two cents on Odessa lake If a higher power presented me with the option (unfairly, of course) of getting to hike only one lake in Rocky Mountain National Park for the rest of my days, I would pick Odessa lake. I first beheld Odessa on a particular evening, sometime in October 2023. I started …
A recollection of my thought process from Dusk till Dawn on this spring trip I made to Maroon lake in 2022.
Every trip to Glacier feels like a dream. Still, I will try to recall it.
