America’s National Parks Podcast
Society & Culture:Places & Travel
If you dare, dip your feet into the icy water of St. Mary Lake. The glacier-fed water adds a new twist to the term “refreshing.” It’s one of many sensory experiences at a park that attracts more and more people who want to see the glaciers before they are gone.
Glacier National Park, in northern Montana, is a crown jewel of the United States. Its pristine landscapes draw millions of visitors a year, to see its majestic mountains, jewel-colored waterfalls, carpets of wildflowers, and wildlife ranging from bald eagles to mountain goats and bighorn sheep to grizzly bears. But mostly people come to see the glaciers, these fields of ice that – by definition – move under their own weight, picking up rocks and debris that sometimes stain their brilliant blue hue with a hint of grey.
The Lost Horse Mine
Four Men on a Mountain
Switchbacks
Hell, with the Fires Out
How National Parks Stop Thieves
At Home with Harry and Bess
The Wonderful Wind Cave
Corps of Discovery Part 2
Corps of Discovery
His Name Was Mudd
Stories from the Sands
A Strenuous Holiday
America's Spa
The Sleeping Volcano
Ballads of Big Bend
Rangers Make the Difference
The 14th Colony
The Land That Made a President
Unleashing a Tamed River
Acadia National Park and the Year Maine Burned
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