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Virginia Falls and Saint Mary Falls from Saint Mary Lake in Glacier National Park

The hike to Virginia and Saint Mary Falls is a delightful adventure for nature lovers! As you meander along the trail, you'll be treated to stunning views of rugged mountains like Little Chief and Dusty Star, while the lush greenery envelops you in a serene atmosphere. The highlight, of course, is witnessing the breathtaking waterfalls; Saint Mary Falls cascades in a magnificent three-tier display, and Virginia Falls enchants with its majestic drop, all while the cool mist refreshes you on a warm day. #Hiking #Mountain #River #Waterfall #Forest #Nature #Lake

  • Distance: 3.8 mi
  • Elevation gain: 751 ft
  • Maximum elevation: 4,908 ft
  • Elevation loss: 755 ft
  • Minimum elevation: 4,521 ft
  • Moving time: 1 h 28 m
  • Moving speed: 2.6 mph
  • Maximum speed: 4.7 mph
  • Total time: 1 h 53 m
  • Global speed: 2.0 mph

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Name: Virginia Falls and Saint Mary Falls from Saint Mary Lake in Glacier National Park trail, distance, elevation, map, profile, GPS track

Start: Gunsight Horse Trail Cutoff, Glacier County, Montana, United States (48.67520 -113.60456)

End: Gunsight Horse Trail Cutoff, Glacier County, Montana, United States (48.67513 -113.60452)

Coordinates: 48.66051 -113.61550 48.67520 -113.60434

Topography: Glacier County topographic map, elevation, terrain

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St. Mary and Virginia Falls

United States > Montana > Glacier County

Hike to St. Mary Falls and Virginia Falls via St. Mary Lake Trail in Glacier National Park #Hiking #Mountain #Forest #Lake #River #Waterfall

Distance: 3.9 mi • Elevation gain: 801 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,905 ft

Virginia Falls and St. Mary Falls in Glacier National Park

United States > Montana > Glacier County

The St. Mary and Virginia Falls Trail in Glacier National Park offers a captivating journey through diverse landscapes. Starting near St. Mary Lake, hikers traverse areas affected by past wildfires, providing a unique contrast between new growth and charred remnants. Along the path, the trail meanders…

Distance: 3.8 mi • Elevation gain: 758 ft • Maximum elevation: 4,911 ft