St. Mary's See ist ein ganz schöner Fußmarsch - behinderte oder ältere Menschen oder sogar wenn Sie Gesundheit Schwierigkeiten, wird man nicht machen zu können es zum See.

Saint Mary Lake is the second-largest lake in Glacier National Park, in the U.S. state of Montana. [2] Located on the east side of the park, Going-to-the-Sun Road parallels the lake along its north shore.

St. Mary Lake is located on the east side of Glacier National Park along the Going-to-the-Sun Road. The 10-mile long lake offers a variety of wildlife viewing opportunities include elk, mule deer and both grizzly and black bears.

Saint Mary Lake, frozen to a depth of four feet or more, is blanked with snow and becomes a winter wonderland, much like the subject in a child’s fairytale. As if this splendid scenery were not enough, nature created another gem in the center of the lake.

Montana’s Saint Mary Lake is in Glacier National Park, over on the eastern side, and it is the second-largest body of water in the national park. The 10-mile-long lake is visually stunning, surrounded by huge, steeply rising mountains on three of its sides, and rolling prairie and forested hillsides along its eastern shoreline.

Der Saint Mary Lake ist der zweitgrößte See im Glacier National Park im US-Bundesstaat Montana.

Located on the park’s dryer eastern side, where the mountains melt imperceptibly into the Great Plains, St Mary Lake lies in a deep, glacier-carved valley famous for its astounding views and ferocious winds.

These charming lodges and cabins are a quaint departure from everyday life – a step back in time at Saint Mary Lake and a step closer to the rugged elements that define the American West.

St. Mary Lake is located just inside Glacier National Park’s east entrance, along the Going To The Sun Road. Treat yourself to a day of boating, water-skiing, sight-seeing, or hiking on or along this gorgous lake.

On our recent trip to Glacier National Park, we went on a boat ride at St. Mary Lake. Our captain gave us an interesting, entertaining, and informative narrative about the glaciers, the park in general, the geology and history of the surroundings.