I’ve rarely experienced the cornucopia of gorgeous environments that I did at Glacier National Park. Earlier this day, I gazed at steam rising from Lake McDonald and walked through a forest of cedars. And then the afternoon saw me join a ranger-led hike on the Highline Trail, a narrow path far above the Going to the Sun Road offering amazing views of rocky mountain peaks… and steep dropoffs for unwary hikers!
The Highline Trail offers astounding mountain views.A hand cable at this section of the Highline Trail aids hikers in keeping balance.
Speaking of ranger-led hikes, Glacier National Park features an impressive array of ranger-led programs. They’re a great way to learn about the history and environment of the area. And they provide strength in numbers and the protection of a ranger packing bear spray, if you’re worried about that kind of thing!
Ranger-led hikes are a great way to learn about the history, environment, and geology of a national park.
By day, I’m a web programmer. When I’m not on the clock, I find peace in exploring natural and architectural marvels. My love of photography is an inevitable extension of that.
Through photography, I’m more than a passive observer of the world. I’m indulging both my creative fancy and my technical acumen.
I created this site, Jasonian Photography (a play on Smithsonian), to share the results.
