Glacier National Park - St. Mary Falls Trailhead (Accessible Version)

The video provides an overview of hiking opportunities in Glacier National Park, focusing on the Saint Mary Falls Trail. It describes the trail's features, including its extension to Virginia Falls, and highlights the scenic views and waterfalls. A park ranger emphasizes the importance of water safety, advising visitors to stay on marked trails due to fast-moving streams and slippery rocks.

What is recommended for visitors to pick up at the Saint Mary Falls trailhead?

• A souvenir from the gift shop

• A park ranger guide

• A free newspaper with maps and trail information

• A hiking stick

How long is the round trip hike to Saint Mary Falls?

• 2.4 miles

• 3.6 miles

• 1.2 miles

• 4.8 miles

What can hikers expect to see if they continue to Virginia Falls?

• A large lake with no waterfalls

• A dense forest with no clearings

• Views of towering mountains and a spectacular waterfall

• A desert landscape

What is a major concern for visitors in Glacier National Park according to the ranger?

• Fast-moving streams and slippery rocks

• Getting lost on the trails

• Wildlife encounters

• Extreme weather conditions

What safety advice does the ranger give to visitors?

• Avoid hiking during the day

• Bring a tent for overnight stays

• Stay on the marked trails

• Always carry a map and compass