Category: Glacier Guides Montana Raft Co. History
The Greatest Raft Guide Hair of All
On the 4th #ThrowbackThursday of 2017, we’re looking at 1994 Glacier National Park rafting with one of our owners on the sticks. Do recognize him from whitewater raft guide days?
What Were We Doing in 1993 that You Should Be Doing in 2017?
Whitewater rafting in Glacier National Park, of course! Trends come and go, gear gets better and better, but river magic is constant. There something else constant about Glacier Guides and Montana Raft, too. Or someone, we should say.
How to Grow a Garden in Glacier National Park
Water. Sunlight. Good dirt. A little fertilizer. A few hardy seeds. That’s how to grow any garden, including our 35 year old garden in Glacier National Park.
Celebrating 35 Years of Glacier National Park Adventures!
Today is the first #ThrowbackThursday in 2017. Therefore, it’s the perfect time to kick off our 35th birthday party! Yes, we’re celebrating 35 years of Glacier National Park adventures. And since you’ve been hiking, backpacking, fishing and whitewater rafting Glacier with us, you’re invited to the yearlong party, of course.
Hiking Dawson-Pitamakan
The Dawson-Pitamakin Loop in the Two Medicine Area of Montana’s Glacier National Park is a stunning 18 mile adventure.
Hiking Red Rock Falls Glacier National Park
It’s so hard to say goodbye to hiking Glacier National Park for the year. But a foot of snow blanketed the park last night, and shut down the Going to the Sun Road at St. Mary and Lake McDonald. Here at Glacier Guides and Montana Raft, we explore our beloved backyard year round, but the closure of… Read more »
Backcountry Cooking, Glacier Guides Style
One of the most common questions I get about guiding is “How does Glacier National Park backcountry cooking work?” So, in this week’s blog, I’m sharing some of my best tips and tricks for cooking amazing food in the middle of nowhere. Today I present you with …
Hiking Iceberg Lake with All Ages in Glacier National Park
One of our favorite day trips is the Friday hike to Iceberg Lake. It’s 9.5 miles out and back with a relatively mild elevation gain of 1275 ft.
Mountaineer Achieves Rare Winter Solo of Glacier’s Mount Stimson
A Great Falls native who now lives in Whitefish has successfully climbed Mount Stimson in Glacier National Park.
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