It’s very difficult to explain the expanse and epic nature of Glacier National Park to those who have not been, and even more difficult to encapsulate it in a photograph.

Glacier’s Going-To-The-Sun-Road is a marvel of American ingenuity and engineering and driving it is proof. Construction began in 1921 and finished in 1932, bringing with it tourism to the area.

Difficult to decide where to stop, I was particularly stunned by the West Tunnel and after walking in to the tunnel I exited and found this view looking out towards Mt. Oberlin absolutely stunning for the sheer scope of a single landscape.

It’s very difficult to explain the expanse and epic nature of Glacier National Park to those who have not been, and even more difficult to encapsulate it in a photograph.

Glacier’s Going-To-The-Sun-Road is a marvel of American ingenuity and engineering and driving it is proof. Construction began in 1921 and finished in 1932, bringing with it tourism to the area.

It’s very difficult to explain the expanse and epic nature of Glacier National Park to those who have not been, and even more difficult to encapsulate it in a photograph.

Glacier’s Going-To-The-Sun-Road is a marvel of American ingenuity and engineering and driving it is proof. Construction began in 1921 and finished in 1932, bringing with it tourism to the area.

Mt. Oberlin | Glacier