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Glacier Cabins in Montana
by Terri Berry
Glacier National Park is located in Montana and borders with Alberta and British Columbia, Canada.  The area is quite large at 1 million acres and offers not only breathtaking views but over 700 miles of hiking trails. To read this entire article.

Adventure Junkie-- Glacier Outdoor Center
by Sammi Johnson
Globetrotter, professional skier, mountaineer, climber, journalist, Kim Havell is all of these.... Havell recently visited the Flathead Valley as a special guest presenter at Whitefish Mountain Films.... Havell arrived a day early and scheduled a nordic ski tour in Glacier National Park with Glacier Outdoor Center. To read this entire article.

Craved By Ice, Explored on Snowshoe Discovering the Sublimity of Montana's Glacier National Park
by Ryan Alford
"Of all the memorable views, the best have been framed by Montana windows"
                                                   ~ William Hjortsberg
I was on a search for true Montana - one of the last American wilderness areas that the masses have yet to alter or manipulate. Although I wasn't able to cove the majority of Glacier National Park's more than one million acres on snowshows, I was well satisfied with the meager 18 miles that I checked-off on my "list of things to do before dying". To read this entire article.

Exploring Glacier's trails in Winter
by Dillion Tabish
Glacier National Park is a good place to get lost. Standing amid a million acres of preserved wild nature, surrounded by mountains as high as clouds, it's easy to forget the congested world and all of its bustle. And today, is there a greater modern escape than being out of cell-phone service? To read this entire article.

Satisfying a thrist for adventure
by Jim Mann
Glacier Raft Co. founder forged the way for modern-day river runners. Back in the day, Darwon Stoneman figured it out: rivers in the summer, ski slopes in the winter. They would be his workplaces for life. To read this entire article.

River marathon: 123 miles in under 18 Hrs
by Jim Mann
Raft crews race from Schafer Meadows to Sportmans Bridge. Two Glacier Raft Co. crews made an unprecendented 123 mile river run Saturday, surviving torrential flows on the Upper Middle Fork Flathead River and enduring a grueling paddle through the lower reaches of mainstream Flathead River. To read this entire article.

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