Pictures from our last day in Glacier National Park. All of the pictures of of the Two Medicine Region. This part of the park is only 4 to 8 miles from where I grew up. On a side note, the Two Medicine Lakes are some of the few lakes in the Park NOT fed by glaciers. If you want to see larger versions of any of the pictures below, just click on as picture!
A picture of the Two Medicine Valley and Lower Two Medicine Lake. There are 3 lakes all together (Lower, Middle, and Upper.) The only way to see Upper Two Medicine Lake is to hike around Middle Two Med (or take the Boat across Middle Two Med, and hike to Upper.) In this picture, the very left peak is called Scenic Point, the very middle peak in the distance is Sinopah, and on the right is Rising Wolf Mountain.
This is a picture of Running Eagle Falls (formerly Trick Falls.) This is how it looks in the summer, but in the spring, water rushes over the top also, hence the old name, Trick Falls.
A close up Running Eagle Falls. It is much easier in this picture to tell where the water also falls in the spring.
A picture of Middle Two Medicine Lake. On the left, you can see Sinopah and on the right you can see the very edge of Rising Wolf.
A picture of the Two Medicine Valley and Lower Two Medicine Lake. There are 3 lakes all together (Lower, Middle, and Upper.) The only way to see Upper Two Medicine Lake is to hike around Middle Two Med (or take the Boat across Middle Two Med, and hike to Upper.) In this picture, the very left peak is called Scenic Point, the very middle peak in the distance is Sinopah, and on the right is Rising Wolf Mountain.
This is a picture of Running Eagle Falls (formerly Trick Falls.) This is how it looks in the summer, but in the spring, water rushes over the top also, hence the old name, Trick Falls.
A close up Running Eagle Falls. It is much easier in this picture to tell where the water also falls in the spring.
A picture of Middle Two Medicine Lake. On the left, you can see Sinopah and on the right you can see the very edge of Rising Wolf.
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