Hidden Lk Trl

[View] Our guide Christian was excellent. So many stories and insights into the area. He went beyond everything and made everyone feel at home. Very professional. The tour itself cannot be described in words. The wish list tour is affirmative.

When our friends in the United States brought here to play, it was not really winter season, so there was not much snow. But the scenery here is particularly good, winter snow scene, and summer is said to be a particularly famous summer resort.

The Hidden Lake Trail is a great road in Glacier National Park. If you want to enjoy the lakeside views of Glacier National Park carefully, then it is recommended that you come to Hidden Lake Trail. It feels really good to walk on this wooden path.

The scenery is infinitely good. When I first heard the name of the national park, I felt that there should be ice sculptures in it. Later, I learned that ice is not the most important thing, the most important thing is the scenery on both sides, and even here in summer, The snow here will not melt, even wear cotton jackets to resist the cold, in the hot summer this place is really a rare summer resort. ● Yinhu Trail Speaking of Glacier National Park, the most famous of course is the Yinhu Trail. This path is not long, and the scenery along the way is beautiful. Today I am going to check it out. Even in July, I had to sacrifice my military coat because it was really cold, the roads were all iced, and it looked like I was skating. Next to it is the most famous glacier lake in the park. In this hot summer, the climate here adds a touch of mystery to this trail drinking park, as if you are in a fairyland. ● Tips When walking on the trail, you may encounter wild animals. Some animals have a very docile personality, but some are different. I met a sheep on the way, and the long horned tiger stared at me. I don’t want to be topped by him. Fortunately, the people who are traveling with me have some amazing treatment of wildlife, which makes me pass this pass without danger. Opening hours: open all day, but pay attention to safety at night. Ticket information: $20 Transportation: Airplane: Fly to El Calafate International Airport, a few kilometers from the city. The other is to fly to Buenos Aires Airport, 300 kilometers away from the city. Driving: N3 Highway takes the seaside kilometers, or N288 Desert Highway to arrive, the landscape is awesome. Finally, I arrived at the park on the PRN11 Highway. Buses: There are buses to the nearby cities, but it takes a long time to get from Chile, about a day.