Glacier National Park - Avalanche Creek (Accessible Version)

The video explores the Avalanche Creek area in Glacier National Park, highlighting its unique ecosystem, popular trails, and scenic views. It describes the Trail of the Cedars, a wheelchair-accessible loop through an old-growth forest, and the Avalanche Lake Trail, known for its wildlife and waterfalls. The video also provides safety tips and transportation options for visitors, emphasizing the importance of staying on trails and using the park's shuttle service to reduce congestion.

What makes the old-growth Cedars and hemlocks in Avalanche Creek unique compared to the rest of the park?

• They are the oldest trees in the park.

• They are the only trees that grow near the lakes.

• They are the tallest trees in the park.

• They are more typical of the Pacific Northwest.

Which trail offers a wheelchair-accessible loop through the old-growth forest?

• Continental Divide Trail

• Avalanche Lake Trail

• Trail of the Cedars

• Spruce and Fir Trail

What natural feature can be seen from the bridge along the Trail of the Cedars?

• Sperry Glacier

• Avalanche Lake

• Rocky Mountains

• Avalanche Gorge

What is a potential sight for early morning visitors on the Avalanche Lake Trail?

• Bears fishing in the creek

• Deer or other wildlife

• Eagles nesting in the cliffs

• Wolves howling in the distance

What is the recommended way to avoid parking congestion at Avalanche Creek?

• Carpool with other visitors

• Park at the nearby town and walk

• Use the park's free shuttle service

• Arrive early in the morning