The Highline Trail Glacier National Park 

Please see description ❤❤ This is not a loop but - AllTrails states it is an out and back. The shuttles run in the park. Thank you all for dropping in! This was a lot of fun! It’s also worth mentioning that there is a last shuttle of the day. A lot of people hitch hike back to the lot. A lot of other people hike back to the lot. It’s good to make plans for catching the shuttle.

My favorite hike of all time, stunning scenery, absolutely beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

That’s ridiculous how incredible the scenery is

Love this video!! Thanks for sharing!

Great video, Heidi! I lived in and around Glacier for over eight spring, summers, and falls. Words simply cannot do it justice.

I love going on these hikes with you vicariously, love grani❤

Heidi, you are so cool! I wish I would have know we both have a passion for hiking and nature in general when were both in college together. Thank you for sharing and your film and video shots are amazing! I can see you put a lot of hard work into these videos and the quality is superb. I too have cried on trails many times due to fear of falling and hiking poles have been the best investment. Well worth it! Thanks for sharing your passion for the outdoors! Already enjoying your content so much

Thank you for the images. Beautiful. It has been decades since I drive thru Glacier NP on a family car trip. I need to go spend some time there.

Hello heidi new subscriber here. You are lucky to get shuttle back to parking lot. I was there later during season and had to hike back from granite chalet. Beautiful hike, just thought it would have been more pleasant if my foot wasn’t so wet from rain and snow. Love your wild life and landscape photography. Appreciate the beautiful and keep on living.

Thank you for bringing this adventure to us in 4k video. It looks amazing! I'm guessing you could spend a week there and wish you could stay longer. 😊

My favorite go to hike when I'm there! Stoked to head back this summer for a third season!

North America is such a stunning continent. The mountains of Montana have always fascinated me, can't wait to go there next year in summer!

My wife and I hiked this one in July and it was definitely in the top 2 hikes we did (Iceberg Lake was also amazing). While it’s narrow in some sections and made me a little dizzy/vertigo feeling from an inner ear condition I had that definitely caused some anxiety along the way, it is extremely safe and not bad at all particularly if you go early. We parked at Logan Pass, took the trail to the chalet, then down the Loop trail and caught a shuttle ride back to Logan. About 13 and change with the walk to and from our car and just an epic hike. Definitely go early and bring more water than you think you need because once that sun hits you’re totally exposed.

This is a great video. I live in Montana. I LOVE Glacier National Park. I’m going next weekend. I’ve hiked to Grinnell Glacier. It’s an awesome hike. It’s 7 miles one way. It starts in Many Glacier. I’ve always wanted to do the high line trail. It’s difficult to get into Glacier now.

Stunning !

Nice video. My spouse and I have hiked sections of this trail over the many years that we have visited Glacier

Amazing footage! Felt like I was watching scenes of a movie. I hope I can go there someday, I’m speechless

Thank you for sharing. I was in the park mid June, fortunately the road to the sun opened the 2nd day of my trip. Unfortunately some of trails were still closed due to the snow. I was a soooo disappointed i was unable to do the highline. Looks like you had a great time

To this day, one of my favorite out and backs I’ve done. Garden wall was absolutely unreal.

I had the privilege of hiking to the chalet. You are out there and doing it, good for u

The wind is insane lol 4:44 Excellent video!

This is incredible, Heidi! 💖

Wow. You are awesome to complete this hike. I would never do this hike and I am 60 years old and afraid of heights and bears.

My wife and I hiked this trail. It was after Labor Day (the cables were down) and there was snow on the trail. We got about 1 mile out and decided it was too risky to go further. On the way back, there were fresh bear prints on the trail. We were glad to get back to the car!

Absolutely gorgeous scenery!! I think the wind threatened to blow you off the mountains!

Great Video!!!

Nice filming Awesome beautiful

That wind was rip’n man

Definitely an intense and awe-inspiring hike! Had a tense standoff with a mountain goat on the narrow part of the trail near Logan Pass, now that was scary!

looks incredible but no way i'm doing that trail

If you posted this soon after your return, we were there around the same time. Thanks for sharing the trail footage/pics!

i just hiked this trail this August on a hazy day unfortunately. don't get me wrong. it was still beautiful but i just wish i could see the clear sky like you did. for this reason, i will be going back to do it again!

This is interesting, my sister had the same issue on that part of the trail. (She doesn't like heights)

I'm terrified of heights, too. How did you do on the going to the sun road?

Beautiful! How long did this hike take you? I get super sketched out with heights too but that won’t stop me. I’ll be in Glacier around June/July on a 3 month road-trip. Can’t wait!

Did you do any backcountry stuff in Glacier? I think I have some stuff from that neck of the woods on my RU-vid. I used to vacation up there and in Canada every year. Now I'm mainly in Arizona. Really wish I'd done the glacier overlook when we did the high line trail. Did several backcountry hikes in Glacier. One of my all time favorite parks. Keep making the videos. It's a lot of work, I struggle to make mine, but your channel is unique!

Did this hike in 90 degree weather in August. I remember seeing the poor mountain goats lying on their sides on the ice patches trying to keep cool.

I was in Glacier last September. I xant wait to go bsck.

Way to go, Kid......Great Shots.

I worked at Glacier in 2007 before they sarted to destroy our parks. I did this hike, it is fantastic. the original chalet was still there. quite an out and back for me.

Love the wide angle On your camera

My wife and I did the Highline traile in 2018, no problem. I’m 65 years old. My wife is one year younger than me.

It’s heartbreaking to see that the Grinnell Glacier is gone, except for a small snowfield 😢

Don't worry, I'd cry too if I had to carry that telephoto lens up a mountain.

So where are all the glaciers? There were over 100 when the park opened in 1910.

That’s no glacier. That’s just an itty bitty snowfield. Go the other direction from Logan Pass and hike to Sperry Glacier. Magnificent.

Read “night of the grizzly”. Great book about bears eating people in Glacier park

Just hiked this on Wednesday of this past week. I took 115 photos.. The views change every 10 ft it seems

Some of those trails with drop-offs for me are a .....nope!

Did you have bear spray with you?

3/24 please! That was not a glacier, just leftover snow from the winter, and no it is not a loop hike at all, you hike down to "the loop" - because thats the name of that section of the sun road - cars are not "waiting" for anyone - its a shuttle stop along the road - please... these are details to get right if you are gonna put these videos out - the video portions are good by the way

“Snowfield”, not a glacier

Very nice, but the great views aren't held long enough, all of a sudden the trail grunge is more important. Oh well, stop and go back, that's easy enough.

If you're terrified of heights, what the h_ll are you doing on the trail in the first place.

I don’t think this hike was at all scary. I saw grizzly bears on this trail as well. If you keep your distance and show respect you will be fine.

Don’t you guys carry hiking sticks ?! Life savers , and easy on the knees ….

Acrophobs and agroraphobs should not attempt this trail. You can have the narrow trail and the height get in your head and you press on focusing on your feet and the scenery is a background blurr.

Are there any grizzly bears there? I would carry a rifle with me

35+ years of hiking/climbing Glacier. over 5000 trail miles and well over 100 mountain summits, and i never tire of the highline trail. it gives the novice a little bit of everything the Park offers - scenery, snowfields, wildlife, floral arrays, jagged peaks, the Grinnell overlook, the Chalet, and if you choose.....one of the most beautiful pass views in the Park (Swiftcurrent). Next step, Heidi? climb a mountain. start with Oberlin (at Logan Pass) - it's a class 2 scramble (or class 3 if you approach via the saddle). Mt Pollock and Mt Piegan are just down the road at Lunch Creek, and they are class 3 (except for the Great Cleft on Pollock). the lookouts are also great adventures. Apgar, Huckleberry, Swiftcurrent (awesome views!!), Numa Ridge (Bowman Lake), Scalplock.....and they 4000+ ft. climb to Mt. Brown or go off trail and scale an easy class 3 peak. keep doing it! my 35 years of memories are cherished. i climbed until i couldn't. do the same.

🪁 is it normally very windy ? Or just that day?