Pacific Northwest
Glacier National Park Tour: Two Medicine

Duration
12
Audio Points
32
Tour Stops
12

About The Tour

This tour explores one of the more tranquil, but no less stunning, areas of Glacier National Park. Here, there are meadows, wetlands, forests, mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and foamy waterfalls, all waiting to be explored. But best of all, this tour tells you the stories behind all of these breathtaking sights. ...

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This tour explores one of the more tranquil, but no less stunning, areas of Glacier National Park. Here, there are meadows, wetlands, forests, mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and foamy waterfalls, all waiting to be explored. But best of all, this tour tells you the stories behind all of these breathtaking sights. Learn about the legendary vision of warrior-woman Running Eagle, the open heart of Lone Walker, and the unexpected love of Sinopah. Then, see all of the places connected to these unforgettable figures, following in their very footsteps.

Here's some of what waits in store!

• Take a short trail to Running Eagle Falls, a place so inspiring, it changed the world
• Summon all your grit to summit Triple Divide Peak
• Take a boat ride across Two Medicine Lake.
• See dozens of wildife species while trekking to Aster Falls.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:

Recommended Start Time: Before 8:00 a.m.
Tour Starting Point(s): Kiowa, Browning, and East Glacier
Many Glacier National Park roads close in winter and shoulder seasons.

*Many of Glacier National Park's roads are closed during the winter and shoulder seasons - see our FAQs below for details.*

Time to complete: 4+ hours

All Shaka Guide tours come with customer support and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Tours never expire.

Sample Tour Audio

Kit Fox and Rising Wolf
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The Legend of Running Eagle - LG
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Lone Walker's Warm Welcome - East Glacier
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Tour Stops

Silver Staircase Falls
Running Eagle Falls Nature Trail
Continental Divide Trailhead
Two Medicine Ranger Station
Two Medicine Picinc Area
The South Shore
Goat Lick Overlook
Blackfoot Nation Southwest Entrance
Kiowa
Looking Glass Hill
East Glacier
The North Shore

Tour Route


Customer Reviews

(15835)

Our audio tour around Ohau was awesome! I loved being able to pick and choose which places we wanted to stop at and for how long. This is definitely the way to tour!

Tia Hockenberry | 2 days ago | Android

Best $20 ive spent on an app in a while! We were said when we had to say goodbye to Chaka guide at the end of our tour. We did the road to Hana and the road back from Hana (Piilani highway) but we're a bit behind schedule. However, our Chaka Guide provided some great info along the way, and prepared us for the drive back (don't do it at night!). Really though, it was so informative and fun, highly recommend if you are driving the road to Hana!

Jacob Lundquist | 2 days ago | Android

We used the Shaka Guide for our trip on The Road to Hana in Maui. It was great! Informative and entertaining. Highly recommended.

Linda Brazeau | 4 days ago | Android

Why is it called Two Medicine?

Two Medicine in Glacier National Park is named for the nearby twins, Upper and Lower Two Medicine Lakes. Local legend suggests the area's name originated from two Blackfoot medicine lodges, sacred spaces where spiritual ceremonies were conducted.

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How do I get to Two Medicine?

To get to Two Medicine, drive east from West Glacier on U.S. Highway 2. Follow the signs to the Two Medicine entrance, located on the park's southeast side. The drive takes about 1.5 hours from the park's main entrance.

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Can you swim in Two Medicine?

Yes, you can swim in Two Medicine Lake. The water is extremely cold, even in summer, but it’s safe for swimming. Many visitors enjoy the scenic views while taking a dip in the lake.

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What is an Audio Tour Guide?

Think of us as your personal tour guide in an app. Our tours provide everything a guided tour does, but with the freedom to explore on your terms. Here's how it works:

  • GPS triggers audio narration to play automatically as you drive or walk.
  • Listen to stories, get local insights, visit must-see stops and get turn-by-turn navigation.
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Tour FAQs

Where does the Two Medicine Tour go?
This tour has 12 stops. Check out the itinerary here for a complete list of stops and if you’re looking for more information to help plan your trip, Here’s What You Need To Know Before You Go! 
What should I pack for the Two Medicine Tour?
RaincoatSunscreenBinocularsInsect RepellentBear Spray (can be rented at Kalispel Airport or Apgar Village)Any Vehicle Reservations Needed
What should I budget for the Two Medicine Tour?
National Park Pass: $20 - $35Campground: $30 - $90The park does not accept cash
What are the park hours for the Two Medicine Tour?
The tour stops have seasonal hours of operation. The site’s facilities and restaurants also have varying hours of operation. Check NPS site for current opening hours.
Can I take the Two Medicine Tour in the opposite direction?
The tour is an "in and out" experience, meaning you travel in one direction and return to the starting point without looping or changing directions.
Can I join the Two Medicine Tour along the route?
The entrances have slightly different stops, but not enough to worry about, really. East Glacier/Middle Fork has the Silver Staircase Fall, which may interest some people.
Other Questions? Contact us!
Still have questions? Send us an email at aloha@shakaguide.com or give us a call at (808) 201-8138.

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