Take An Easy Loop Trail Past Some Of The Prettiest Scenery In Montana On The Trail Of The Cedars
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Jessica Wick
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Glacier National Park is Montana’s crown jewel. We’re lucky to have it in our backyard, and it’s a place every Montanan should visit (hopefully numerous times). That being said, if you’re not used to hiking long distances or spending long days in the great outdoors, the idea of hiking at Glacier may be a bit daunting. Luckily, there are plenty of short-and-sweet nature trails in the park that hikers of all skill levels can enjoy. Trail of the Cedars is especially delightful.
The trail both starts and ends at Going-to-the-Sun Road, and it's easy to find.
This is one of only two trails at Glacier National Park that is wheelchair accessible.
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At the halfway point, you'll find a footbridge over Avalanche Creek that provides great views of the Avalanche Gorge.
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With the two trails being so close, you won't even have to add any length to your hike.
This just proves that you don't have to choose one of Glacier's toughest trails to see the gorgeous scenery the park is known for.
If you can't go during the off season, try to start early in the day (and on a week-day) if you don't want to share the experience with many others.
Have you ever explored this beautiful trail?
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