Putting things in perspective - photo by Reed Thompson |
We met a German ranger at the gate, who said everything was open and there weren't bear problems.
We stopped at the Bowman Lake campground and parked there. Busse and Reed hiked to Numa Lookout, which was about 5 miles each was with about 2600 feet of elevation gain.
What a difference a couple days make in apparel - photo by Reed Thompson |
These three are by Reed Thompson |
We saw some bones that wolves had eaten along the shore of Bowman Lake. Busse got really out of breath on their hike, but then reached the top triumphantly. They couldn't see the fire tower until they were about 50 feet away, but the view was great. They ran into a Russian ranger named Ola there who had seen the wolves on the trail, and said that you should share cheese with friends. They saw more bones from wolf meals on the way down, including a deer skull and ribcage.
We went to the Polebridge Mercantile, which was really nice, and we got some huckleberry pastries of excellent quality.
The Polebridge Pastry Selection - photo by Reed Thompson |
The next morning. Busse and Reed drove us to the airport in Kalispell, and they continued onward to Denver. Thanks for hangin' with us, dudes.
Here are the links to the individual day posts:
Glacier National Park: Day 1
Glacier National Park: Day 2
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