Oh boy. This trip is going to take so many posts. But I think splitting it up is going to be the best, least overwhelming way for me to do it, haha! It has been stressing me out! Since the bulk of what I want to share it photos, I'm trying to limit myself to about 25 per post, which means this is slow going!
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Our first order of business on our first full day in the park was to get in a good hike, so after our quick stop at Lake Sherburne (see here), we headed toward Many Glacier and hiked to Red Rock Falls. I believe this hike was recommended to us by someone we had spoken with either the night before or earlier that day. The trail was beautiful and really well kept - it was an easy hike with a gorgeous payoff! We stopped about a half mile from the falls to take a break and check out Red Rock Lake. I'm going to overuse words like beautiful and breathtaking and gorgeous because absolutely everything in GNP is just that!!!
Red Rock Lake
It's a little hard to tell, but there are massive waterfalls all over those mountains! You can especially see the one in the very middle of the picture!
Red Rock Fals
The greatest travel buddies! We seriously had so much fun with Ryan and Chels on this trip - they were so laid back and up for anything, which made for a really easy trip!
The falls had the perfect mist coming off, so we spent a big chunk of the afternoon laying on the red rocks in the hot sun, with the cool mist! It was so relaxing.
I was going through a huge fruit craving phase during this trip and I probably ate my weight in grapes and cherries! I also got a spray tan before the trip, and this is literally the only picture that I look tan in. The spray tan hardly lasted and was super spotty and uneven by the second day! I was so upset!
This butterfly sat on Devin's shoe for a solid few minutes
Testing out my Ahnu Sugarpine boots to see how waterproof they were - which is very! haha!
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