Highline Trail Pictures

The Highline Trail in Glacier National Park is one of the most popular trails in the park, and for good reason. It is highly scenic and also relatively easy in comparison to other trails in Glacier National Park.

Shown on this page and the next page are pictures taken from a hike down the Highline Trail in August, 2004. The galleries show the Highline Trail, from the beginning of the hike (at Logan Pass) to the end of the hike at Granite Park Chalet. The photographs are presented more or less in the roder that a hiker starting out at Logan Pass will see. There are 51 images in both of these galleries, so please give the pages time to load if you are on a slow connection.

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The beginning of the Highline Trail	Clouds around Piegan Mountain	View of Haystack Butte from near beginning of trail

A hiker on the Highline Trail near Logan Pass	Fine view from the Highline Trail	Heavens Peak is obscured by clouds

Mt. Oberlin seen from near the beginning of the Highline Trail	Looking down on the Going to the Sun Road from the trail	Haystack Butte, the Garden Wall and the Going to the Sun Road

Constant companions - Ground Squirrels	West Side of Mt. Gould	Another view of the west side of Mt. Gould

Looking North from near Haystack Butte	Mt. Oberlin & Mt. Cannon seen from near Haystack Butte	Haystack Butte and the Going to the Sun Road seen from the Highline Trail

Haystack Butte seen from the Highline Trail	Haystack Butte and the "Pass"	McDonald Creek Valley seen from the Highline Trail

Another View of Mt. Cannon & Mt. Oberlin from the Highline Trail	Hikers relax at "Haystack Pass" on the Highline Trail	The Going to the Sun Road and Heavens Peak, seen from the trail

My friend Roger, about to fall off the trail	Bighorn Sheep Jam on the Highline Trail	Up Close and Personal with a Bighorn Sheep

The Bighorn Sheep Jam continues	The Bighorn Sheep follow us along the trail	Attack of the killer Ground Squirrels

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