Month: May 2014

  • Quartz Lake Loop Looning 2014

    Quartz Lake Loop Looning 2014

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    Jake Bramante

    Working with the Citizen Science Program in Glacier National Park is a great excuse for me to get out (and it helps science in the Park!) as if I needed one. So my buddy TJ and I took off to do the Quartz Lake Loop. Quartz Lake, Middle Quartz Lake and Lower Quartz Lake are…

  • Finding Road Status in Glacier National Park

    Finding Road Status in Glacier National Park

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    Jake Bramante

    As the snow melts in Glacier National Park, more and more roads open up and give visitors access to the million acres of incredible scenery. Sometimes the Park’s website can be overwhelming, but the information is there. Check out the video below for a tour and the links right below to jump right in! Road…

  • Apgar Lookout – Early 2014

    Apgar Lookout – Early 2014

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    Jake Bramante

    At the end of April, decided to check out Apgar Lookout. The road to the trailhead was surprisingly open and the trail snow free for the first 2/3 of the trip. Loads of birds, sunshine and views! Special Note: If you decide to hike to Apgar this early, make sure you have snowshoes and/or crampons…