The Highline Trail in Glacier National Park goes over a number of small creeks and streams. While these creeks and streams can be "dry" or nearly dry later in the summer, earlier in the summer while there is still some snow in the higher elevations, these creeks can really road. And, because the Continental Divide is so steep in this section, a number of waterfalls exist - in typical "stair case" fashion that is so common in Glacier National Park. This is just one of the many type falls that you will see on a hike along the trail.

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