We did some hiking in the National Park and joined Ranger walk to Exit Glacier. While others seemed to make a mad dash to the end of the trail, snapped their needed photo, and scurried back down the trail, we didn't. Took the Ranger walk that went most of the way to the farthest viewpoint (other than for the 8 mile climb to get closer to the top side, that we just weren't up for this day), then stayed for awhile, enjoyed the view, ate a granola bar, and gave people directions on the trail (one person said we should work for tips). Then we walked as far as we could on this trail and headed back a different trail.
In the visitor center, a display that showed the Harding Ice Field and all the glaciers.
Still a way away but early look at Exit Glacier.
Getting closer.
Say for awhile for a snack and take in the view.
And that night, was out at midnight to look around. Why? Because you can since still light out.
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