If you consider yourself to be a fan of waterfalls, there’s an epic hike in Montana that you deserve to experience. Tucked away in the iconic Glacier National Park, the St. Mary and Virginia Falls Trail is a moderate hike that will showcase unforgettable scenery and, of course, breathtaking waterfalls. Prepare to be dazzled as you hike your way through evergreen forests and enjoy the mountainous landscape.
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Grace Nguyen/AllTrails The St. Mary and Virginia Falls Trail is a 2.9-mile out-and-back trek that can be accessed via the East Glacier Park Village. Along the way, hikers will be rewarded with not one, not two, but three breathtaking waterfalls. Crossing over glacier streams, you’ll quickly notice the surreal color of the water.
Andy Burchett/AllTrails While this hike doesn’t take you through the mountains, you’ll still enjoy views of the peaks through the woods. During the summer, keep your eye out for colorful wildflowers blooming throughout this entire region. Since this is a popular hike in Glacier, brace yourself for limited parking or, better yet, hop on the shuttle that will take you to the trailhead.
Have you hiked the St. Mary and Virginia Falls trail before? We’d love to hear all about your experience! For more information about visiting Glacier National Park, you can visit the National Park Service website by clicking here.
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The St. Mary and Virginia Falls Trail is a 2.9-mile out-and-back trek that can be accessed via the East Glacier Park Village. Along the way, hikers will be rewarded with not one, not two, but three breathtaking waterfalls. Crossing over glacier streams, you’ll quickly notice the surreal color of the water.
Andy Burchett/AllTrails
While this hike doesn’t take you through the mountains, you’ll still enjoy views of the peaks through the woods. During the summer, keep your eye out for colorful wildflowers blooming throughout this entire region. Since this is a popular hike in Glacier, brace yourself for limited parking or, better yet, hop on the shuttle that will take you to the trailhead.
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