Glacier-Waterton International Boundary Marker

International boundary marker located at the border of Glacier National Park in Montana, USA and Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada. The two parks formed the first International Peace Park in 1932, and together are a World Heritage Site. Both parks are also declared Biosphere Reserves by UNESCO.

Gazing at the Green

Hiking across the international boundary line from Glacier National Park in Montana, USA to Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada. The two parks formed the first International Peace Park in 1932, and together are a World Heritage Site. Both parks are also declared Biosphere Reserves by UNESCO.

Glacier-Waterton International Boundary Marker II

International boundary marker located at the border of Glacier National Park in Montana, USA and Waterton Lakes National Park in Alberta, Canada. The two parks formed the first International Peace Park in 1932, and together are a World Heritage Site. Both parks are also declared Biosphere Reserves by UNESCO.

Mountain Views from Hidden Lake

A lookout point along Hidden Lake Trail in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. The trail boasts spectacular views of mountains and alpine lakes. This photo was shot in mid-July.

Clear Waters of Avalanche Lake

The team arrived at Avalanche Lake on a cold day in mid-July. The air was fresh and still, providing a looking-glass mirror on the lake's surface. The lake is located off Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. The trail boasts spectacular views of alpine lakes, red rock rivers, rugged mountains and cascading waterfalls.

Log Jumping Geese

Canadian Geese swimming and jumping logs in Avalanche Lake on a cold day in mid-July. The lake is located off Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA. The trail boasts spectacular views of alpine lakes, red rock rivers, rugged mountains and cascading waterfalls.

Metallic Wood-Boring Beetle - Need ID

Beetles: Metallic Wood-Boring Beetle, or Jewel beetle, Family Buprestidae, Order Coleoptera. Documented on a daisy in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA

Famous Red Buses of Glacier

The fleet of 1930s 33 Red Buses used for touring Glacier National Park are considered to be the oldest touring fleet of vehicles anywhere in the world. They offer a unique way to explore Glacier National Park in Montana, USA.