Glacier Day Tripper’s Package (New version)

Description

Day Hikes of Glacier National Park Map Guide

Glacier National Park’s one million acres of rugged beauty are laced with 734 miles of trail. From dense forests to windy peaks, finding the right trail for you, your family, or your friends can be tricky.

This map guide was laid out to help you decide which trails to explore using distance, slope difficulty, and Jake’s recommendations. Jake has identified 88 hikes and sorted them from the trails he would recommend you to hike first to the last one he’d have you try.

Map features are:

• 88 day hikes ranked by Jake from best to worst
• Color coded trail segments indicate trail steepness
• Descriptions give you a sense of the hike
• Distances labeled between junctions and/or features
• Family friendly and early season hikes labeled
• Topographic lines help determine elevation change
• All 234 summits and high points recognized by the Glacier Mountaineering Society displayed
• Printed on synthetic paper to be waterproof and tear resistant
• Map folds out to 39″ x 26″

Going-to-the-Sun Road Driving Guide

Looking for the ultimate Going-to-the-Sun Road experience?  Use this map guide to find all the must-see destinations, where to park, and the order in which you should stop to get the best photos and a parking spot at Logan Pass. There’s so much to see and explore on GTTS Road— don’t miss a thing! Whether you’re driving, taking the shuttle, or biking in spring, this map will help you optimize your trip and know what you’re looking at along the way.

Map features are:

• 32 stops along Going-to-the-Sun Road
• Hand-drawn map helps you identify features
• Springtime biking information
• Odometer mileages from both the east and west entrances
• Alternate directions if coming from the east side of the park
• Transit only option for those riding the Park’s free shuttle
• Waterproof map folds out to 26″ x 18.5″