Glacier National Park, MT — Part 2
Continuing deeper into Glacier National Park, the landscape changes dramatically as the road crosses the Continental Divide.
On the eastern side near St. Mary Lake, the forests begin to open and the mountains rise sharply above the water. Glacial valleys stretch toward the plains of Montana while waterfalls spill down steep cliffs carved by ancient ice.
The scenery here feels bigger and more exposed — a powerful reminder that glaciers once shaped every ridge and valley in this landscape.
The deeper you go, the more dramatic the park becomes.
