Hidden Lake Guided Day Hike In Glacier National Park
Description
Join an exciting small-group guided hike to Hidden Lake Overlook in Glacier National Park. This stunning trail will take you through a beautiful alpine meadow with rugged mountain terrain, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks and wildlife.
An experienced local guide will lead you on a moderate 3-mile hike, located at the summit of Going-to-the-Sun Road from Logan Pass. Upon reaching the overlook, you'll be treated to a stunning panorama of Hidden Lake and the surrounding mountains, including the prominent Mount Clements and Bearhat Mountain.
Along the way, your guide will share fascinating facts about the park's geology, flora, and fauna, as well as stories about the area's rich cultural history. Keep your eyes peeled for the park's diverse wildlife, this region is well known for its population of resident mountain goats, bighorn sheep, and marmots so be sure to stay on the lookout.
This hike is perfect for nature lovers of all ages and fitness levels, and a great opportunity to experience the beauty of Glacier National Park in a fun and engaging way. Don't miss out on this unforgettable adventure!
Want More Hiking?
Prefer a more difficult hike or a different scenery? Glacier National Park can be a playground for avid hikers with over 700 miles of trail to choose from. Check out our guide to The Best Hikes in Glacier National Park or check out this Guided Hike on the Highline in Glacier National Park for a great ~7-8 mile round trip hike from Logan Pass.
What's Included
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a Going-to-the-Sun Road Vehicle Reservation?
You do NOT need a Going-to-the-Sun Road Vehicle Reservation for this tour, however, you do need a Glacier National Park Entry Pass.
Do I need a Glacier National Park Entry Pass?
If you do not carry an annual or lifetime pass you can purchase a Glacier National Park pass online at recreation.gov. We recommend purchasing a 7-day Private Vehicle Pass (1 per group) which can also be used for entry with your own vehicle or car rental.
How difficult is the hike to Hidden Lake Overlook?
How big is the group we'll be hiking with?
Group hikes have a maximum of 13 people and a minimum of 3.
Can I expect to see wildlife?
Should I be worried about bears?
Each guide has undergone in-depth bear safety training and is knowledgeable of numerous safety techniques. Bear and other wildlife encounters are always a possibility in Glacier National Park, and if you would like to learn more about bear safety check out our travel guide Bear Aware: How to Stay Safe in Glacier National Park.
Know Before You Book
Quick Facts
Itinerary • 8h 00min • 4 activities
Join the rest of your group and meet your guide at the Glacier Institute before heading toward the park.
Travel from the meeting point through West Glacier Entrance and along Going-to-the-Sun Road to Logan Pass.
Beginning from the Logan Pass Visitor Center hike the roughly 3-mile roundtrip trail to the Hidden Lake Overlook. Your guides will share history, geology, wildflower facts and more!
Depart Logan Pass and begin the scenic journey back to Columbia Falls with a couple stops at scenic overlooks like the loop or other spots onGoing-To-The-Sun Road.