What’s not to love about Montana? With its stunning scenery, tons of hiking trails, and fresh mountain air, Montana is a paradise for anyone who enjoys spending time outdoors.

One of the many gems that make Montana so special is the Running Eagle Falls Trail. Based in Glacier National Park, this easy trail is about half a mile and is ideal for families of all different hiking levels. And since the trail is very close to the Canadian border, you can make Running Eagle Falls a stop on your way to starting a vacation north of the United States!

You'll find Running Eagle Falls Nature Trail in East Glacier Park.
Running Eagle Falls, Montana 59434, USA
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Note that the parking fee at Glacier National Park depends on the time of year you plan to visit.
As you hike towards the waterfall, have fun checking out the rocks and vegetation along the easy trail.
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The stunning views of this powerful waterfall will leave you speechless.
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Running Eagle Falls is perhaps one of the most unique waterfalls in Montana, as it's actually two falls running into one.
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During parts of the year, you may only see the lower portion, which appears to be flowing right of a rock wall. This occurs due to a sinkhole that collapsed under the river and formed a natural bridge above the cascade.
During other parts of the year, the strong flow will also push over the lip of the rocky cliff, creating an additional tier where the waterfall tumbling onto itself!
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Remember to bring your camera so you don't miss out on taking photos of the stunning landscape.
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If you hit the trail during late fall or winter, take a look beyond the waterfall at the picturesque snow-covered mountains. However, due to unpredictable weather conditions, it's best to hit the trail is from April through October.
The views of Running Eagle Falls are spectacular any time of year.
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No matter when you visit, you'll have a picture-perfect day out with your family and friends.

If you’re ready to get hiking, visit AllTrails for more information that’ll help you plan your outing to Running Eagle Falls Trail, and if you’ve visited before, share your experience with us in the comments!

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