July 2nd

Our luxurious cabin for 3 nights in Glacier. We expected to sleep on wooden planks in a cold cabin, and were pleasantly surprised by electricity, running water, and a full bed.	A small creek crossing started our 9 mile hike.	Kacey is testing the water in Swifturrent Lake. The temperature was about 50 degrees.
Kacey on the trail with Josephine Lake and an unnamed peak in the background.	A tour boat on Josephine Lake.	Hidden Falls, half a kilometer away on an obvious trail from the main trail.
A suspension bridge crosses the Grinnell River, with a load limit of one hiker.	Grinnell Lake, another glacier lake, is our turnaround point. A few waterfalls can be seen on the mountainside.	An inviting offshoot from the main path leads to a lake and mountain view.
A solitary peak above Josephine Lake.	A colorful mountainside rises above Swiftcurrent Lake.	A peak across Swiftcurrent Lake.
A number of trees in the area grew similar to this. If we weren't so averse to ranger-led hikes, maybe we would have found out why.	Redrock Falls looking eastward.	Redrock Falls looking southward.
These two deer blocked our journey home for over five minutes as we couldn't scare them from the path.