Triple Divide Pass Trail

14.2 mi

∞ ft

Triple Divide Pass Trail is an exciting 14-mile out-and-back trail in the remote eastern part of Glacier National Park. A great spot to reconnect with nature, the trail offers an unforgettable journey to one of the most beautiful points in the park - Triple Divide Pass. The pass offers a plethora of jaw-dropping views of the surrounding terrain, including breathtaking panoramas of the Atlantic Creek and Hudson Bay Creek Valleys.

Triple Divide Peak is another natural wonder along the trail. It's an incredible place where two Continental Divides and three drainage basins meet, and the water flowing off the mountain runs to three separate oceans. This famous mountain is really a one-of-a-kinder, and is very much worth your while!

The climb up to the pass is quite strenuous, so this hike is not for everyone.

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