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The Belly River Trailhead is tucked up into the northeast corner of Glacier National Park, just steps from the United States - Canada border and the customs station. This multi-day route takes you along the gorgeous Belly River to Cosley Lake. Along the route, you'll pass the Gable Creek and Cosley Lake wilderness campgrounds. Many hikers opt to day-hike from Cosley Lake campground to the Bear Mountain Lookout nearby. This route is not recommended as a winter hike. It can snow through the...

The Belly River Trailhead is tucked up into the northeast corner of Glacer National Park, just steps from the United States - Canada border and the customs station. This route takes you past the Gable Creek wilderness campground and the Belly River Ranger Station to the place where the Belly River Trail ends. The trail ends at a suspension bridge that crosses the Belly River and connects to the Ptarmigan Trail. This route is not recommended as a winter hike. It can snow through the summer...

This epic multi-day trip takes you on a challenging backpacking route across the remote Northern section of Glacier National Park. You'll hike along the Belly River Trail, Stoney Indian Pass Trail, Waterton Lake Trail, and Boulder Pass Trail. You'll begin at the Belly River trailhead and end at Kintla Lake. This route is one-way and requires a significant time commitment to set a shuttle. It takes most hikers between several hours to a full day to drive to the other end of the park and back....

This route is similar to the overnight trip to Cosley Lake and back. This trip takes you over a mile farther along the Stoney Indian Pass Trail to the Foot of Glenns Lake and the wilderness campground there. The Belly River Trailhead is tucked up into the northeast corner of Glacier National Park, just steps from the United States - Canada border and the customs station. Along the route, you'll pass the Gable Creek and Cosley Lake wilderness campgrounds. This route is not recommended as a...

This remote hike sees few visitors and is a great choice for folks who are looking for solitude in Glacier National Park. The trailhead for the Lee Ridge Trail is tucked up in the northwest corner of the park, not far from the Belly River Trailhead. You'll follow the Lee Ridge Trail to the summit of Gable Pass and back. This route is not recommended as a winter hike. It can snow through the summer at higher elevations and depending on conditions. It is a good idea to keep an eye on...