Climb Glacier National Park – Volume 4
Climb Glacier National Park – Volume 4
Volume 4: The Many Glacier Valley contains routes to the summits in this fabulous section of Glacier National Park. We have heard how great the peak bagging is there and now we can confirm that all that you have heard about this area is true. We thoroughly enjoyed our time spent here. We also saw 16 grizzlies and 18 black bears while we were there so make sure you use excellent bear country etiquette.
* Since Volume 4 was published the NPS closed much of the access to Mount Henkel and Altyn Peak. Make sure you check on those closures before starting your climb!
Use this volume to reach the summits in Many Glacier. This volume includes the classic peaks in what many climbers consider Glacier’s best area to bag peaks.
We continue with the red-line routes and other details plus more information about preparing for your trip.
A portion of each sale will be donated to Save a Sister in the Flathead Valley.
Save a Sister is a collaborative effort between Kalispell Regional Healthcare, North Valley Hospital and the Flathead City-County Health Department. Their goal is to promote breast cancer awareness through outreach activities, distributing educational materials, raising funds to improve women’s access to care and understanding for screening mammography. Save a Sister also supplies post-operative durable goods that often are not paid for by insurance. All funds stay in the local area.
Features:
Red-line Routes
Summit panoramas
Route and trail recommendations
10 summits and 15 routes
300 full-color photographs
10 full-color maps
G.P.S. Waypoints, UTM Coordinates and elevation profiles for each route
The peaks featured in this volume include Allen Mountain (a favorite), Altyn Peak, Angel Wing, Apikuni Mountain, Bullhead Point, Crowfeet Mountain, Mount Henkel, Grinnell Point, Mount Grinnell and Wynn Mountain.
We do not feature a route to the summit of Mount Wilbur because this is a technical climb and does not meet the criteria for beginning climbers, but we do have panoramas from the summit to wet your appetite.
