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Leave No Trace Principle #1: Plan Ahead and Be Prepared! If you plan to visit Glacier National Park this fall, prepare for reduced services, increased wildlife activity, and cooler temperatures. (1/4)
Leave No Trace Principle #1: Plan Ahead and Be Prepared! If you plan to visit Glacier National Park this fall, prepare for reduced services, increased wildlife activity, and cooler temperatures. (1/4)
If you’re planning a hike, you can prepare by packing the 10 Essentials:
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Nutrition
Hydration
Illumination
First Aid
Repair kit
Sun protection
Layers/warm clothing
Blanket or shelter
Fire starter
Bear spray is also recommended!
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Navigation
Nutrition
Hydration
Illumination
First Aid
Repair kit
Sun protection
Layers/warm clothing
Blanket or shelter
Fire starter
Bear spray is also recommended!
(2/4)
You can adapt the 10 Essentials to fit the conditions you expect to encounter on your hike.
What’s one thing you make sure to bring on a hike? (3/4)
What’s one thing you make sure to bring on a hike? (3/4)
For the latest park conditions and more hiking tips, visit the park’s website:
https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/hikingthetrails.htm
The photo in this thread of two hikers on a trail above Lake McDonald was taken on the traditional land of the Amskapi Piikuni, Kootenai, Selis, and Qlispe People.
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https://www.nps.gov/glac/planyourvisit/hikingthetrails.htm
The photo in this thread of two hikers on a trail above Lake McDonald was taken on the traditional land of the Amskapi Piikuni, Kootenai, Selis, and Qlispe People.
(4/4)
