Iceberg Lake on the 4th of July in the Many Glacier area of Glacier National Park 4K 

So true!

All that you mentioned and then some. It truly is amazing. Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

That is awesome! Thank you and have a great time in Glacier Country!

That's fantastic! One of the best places on earth ⛰ Here's to enjoying the wilderness, and thank you, much appreciated!

Agreed 🇺🇸👍

It is a great hike. Thanks for sharing your experience. Enjoy the wilds!

Agreed! It's one of those places that is repeatedly impressive and entertaining. Here's to continuing to enjoy the wilderness ⛰👍 Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Many thanks!

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Live free baby🇺🇸

It was great meeting the two of you. It’s always great to bump into folks who enjoy the wilderness. You need to come back - there is so much to see and do - Montana cheers!

It was an absolute pleasure meeting and visiting with you both. Here's to being huge fans of Montana and Glacier 👍⛰ Thank you!!

@@nolanventures473thanks! It may not have been the 4th when we saw you but it was around then. Anyway it was great meeting you two. Hope to bump into you again. Glacier was incredible.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks 👍 same to you!

We too were impressed with the bear grass. This trail boasts something awesome along every step it seems ⛰ Thank you for the comment!

That is awesome! Glad you enjoyed your time in Glacier Country.

They do close that area due to bears frequently. It’s one of the great shorter hikes in the park. Hope you can get to it soon - cheers!

Thank you, we really appreciate that! Hopefully another chance for a September hike on this trail awaits 🍂🍁 Here's to a shared appreciation for these awesome lands ⛰👍

Thank you again. It is a great place! Cheers.

Thanks for letting us know that! Enjoy your time in Glacier Country. 👍

Thank you. Love overcast days…keeps the sun off of you. Cheers. 👍

The cloud cover made for cooler temps which was an added bonus 👍 The icebergs were substantial in size making it a very cool experience at the lake. Thank you, much appreciated ⛰

Enjoy Montana - the last best place!

Thank you so much! Enjoy your time in Montana and Glacier country...the last best place ⛰👍

Thank you so much. The last part of July is a great time to be here. We have always used GoPros for our videos. Durable and does not matter when we drop them in creeks or lakes or if it gets rained on. We are currently using the GoPro 12 black but have used the 7 and 11 in past videos. Enjoy Glacier Country and travel safely.

Roll Tide! enjoy!

Thank you so much ! Maybe we will see y'all on the mountain top!❤

Not open all the way to grinnell glacier and upper grinnell lake as of yet - no way to know for sure when. But soon…maybe? You can go part way and it is pretty cool - just don’t go past the closure. Not safe and fines 💰.

@@nolanventures473 ohhh. Good to know. I will arrive with my wife there next Saturday. Our initial target was the Grinnell, however I guess we will have to try other options, like the Iceberg Lake, Ptarmigan Lake or Avalanche Lake. 🙏🏻🙏🏻. Any other suggestions?

Yes, the trail to Grinnell Glacier is still closed due to snow hazard and unsafe conditions. The hard closure is well marked; it's worth a hike only up to that hard closure point in our opinion for views above lower Grinnell lake....it's beautiful.

Double check when you get there. It could be open by then. Iceberg is a great one. Scenic Point trail in two medicine is fantastic as well and is open - we have done it several times this year. Cheers.

The Hoka Stinson 7 trail shoe is what we currently wear for the extra cushion and comfort on longer hikes, however I have had good luck with Nike trail shoes also. The womens Gregory pack has been comfortable and durable. It has seen LOTS of miles 😆 In my opinion trekking poles are a must, especially for downhill. I use kelty brand and they have been great! Using them reduces strain on knees and hips which seems to reduce fatigue for me. Hope this was helpful 👍 Here's to enjoying the wilderness ⛰

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@@kimberlynolan2745 Thank you! I'll check those out! Very helpful! Another question...do you think I would need pants hiking in Glacier in late July/early Aug? I always see you in shorts but other videos I see women wearing pants. I personally don't like to hike in pants but I don't want to be cold. So I'm going to bring some leggings. But those aren't easy to get off if it's too warm. Not sure what to do on that. Do you wear shorts and layer with shirts and jackets for the most part? I'm 55 and in good shape, physically active. Have been doing extra walking beyond my normal exercise routine, adding incline on the treadmill, etc. Super excited but this trip is so hard to plan.

Maybe like 2.5 miles-ish. You can check on all-trails. That is a great spot. Enjoy the wilderness.

We start way early so we don’t see to many on the way out…but more on the way back.

I have to admit, I hike like a girl 😆😂 Lol Out of necessity though, my hats are velcro and lose adhesiveness with age. It's mostly for backup purposes or if the need for a ponytail arises 😆👍👊⛰ It's a "girly" answer but there you go.

11 miles out and back with about 1500 feet of elevation gain.

You are right about that. 👊🏻🤠