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Re: There are lots of trails in Glacier NP (Reply to this comment)
by tch7
...it would appear that you are correct, as there are certainly more trails than I can recall after looking at some maps. I guess that through my short travels through the region, I just haven't noticed many trailheads or the mention of hiking like I'm used to. The few places that I have stopped at, have rarely been more than a five minute walk, with the trail being as busy as a mall at Christmas.
Anyways, I made a small change to my wording, since there are more than a few trails. Thanks for letting me know.
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Apr 08 '04
4:24 pm PDT
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There are lots of trails in Glacier NP (Reply to this comment)
by Jiahong,  in Hotels & Travel
and many without major climbs or descents. Maybe I'll finally get around to writing an epinion on hiking in GNP. I know you're writing a sweeping survey, but misinformation is misinformation is misinformation.
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Apr 08 '04
3:25 pm PDT
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Re: You actually.... (Reply to this comment)
by tch7
After Nevada, places like Wyoming don't seem quite as bad...
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Apr 07 '04
11:37 am PDT
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You actually.... (Reply to this comment)
by Ulfson
went through Wyoming and South Dakota willingly?? Wow!
I gotta agree with you on South Dakota though. I've gone through north dakota in the winter twice... never again! It was 8 hours of dirt!!
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Apr 07 '04
9:38 am PDT
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growing up..... (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park was our family vacation. Camped outside of Loveland and had great times.
Jan
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Apr 06 '04
6:36 pm PDT
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