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![FLYERMontanaIndex1[1].jpg](http://dointernational.com//NatParkSeries/FLYERMontanaIndex1[1].jpg) Dynamic Outdoors National Park Series by St. Clare GLACIER NATIONAL PARK: HIKING & CAMPING Wednesday, June 13 - Tuesday, June 19 ** New Trip **
Activities:
- 5 Days of Guided Hiking and Camping (Tents) and/ or Log Cabins - Visit 5 of Glacier National Park's most feted destinations - Cross the park, east to west, taking the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road - Revel in the pristine, glacial landscape of America’s Wild Wild West - Kayaking / Mountain Biking / Horseback-Trail Riding available - Northern Lights, Black Bears and Grizzly Bears, Coyotes
Questions / RSVP: igorbass@dointernational.com

General Itinerary:
Wednesday, June 13: Fly from Newark to Great Falls, Montana. Arrive Montana early afternoon. Transfer by van or SUV to Two Medicine, GNP.
Thursday, June 14: The Dawson-Pitamakin Loop Decamp from Two Medicine and set off for the first of several heart pounding day hikes!
Friday, June 15: Red Eagle Lake Hike 15 mile, low elevation hike. Red Eagle Mountain looms ahead.
Saturday, June 16: Hiking, Kayaking, Trail Riding: Many Glacier Decamp from St Mary and move up to Many Glacier for a day of whatever takes your fancy!
Sunday, June 17: Hiking, Kayaking, Trail Riding: Many Glacier A second day to explore this great location - a multitude of hiking options are available to us from here. In the late afternoon we take the Going-to-the-Sun road, towards Lake McDonald.
Monday, June 18: Lake McDonald We all awake refreshed, and showered, having all spent the night at the Lake McDonald Lodge. One last heart pounding hike before we head home.
Tuesday, June 19: Return to Great Falls, and then to Newark. Flight departs Great Falls in the early afternoon.

Included:
- ALL Air and Ground Transportation - ALL Gear and Luggage will be move by the vans from camp to camp - Van support at ALL times: in case of emergency or otherwise... - Camping: Tents provided (or bring your own) - 2 people per tent - Alternate Accommodations: Log Cabins/ Lodges supplemental - 6 Breakfasts prepared plus some snacks/ power bars supplied - Park Entrance Fees
Pricing:
$1,095 - make deposit by March 31 $1,145 - make deposit by April 20 $1,195 - make deposit by May 15
Please note: only $500 deposit needed to hold your spot; however, we have only 15 spots available
Accommodations:
Basic: Camping/ Tents: ALL but 1 night in tents: pricing as above Upgrade: Lodge Cabin Upgrade: $100 supplemental: ALL but 2 nights in Cabins (2 nights will be spent in tents)
Meals: Lunch/ Dinner: Eateries, Cafeterias, Lodges, and BBQ's - depending on camp location
Questions / RSVP: igorbass@dointernational.com

Detailed Itinerary:
Wednesday, June 13: 8.00 am: Fly from Newark to Great Falls, Montana. 1.00 pm: Arrive in Montana; then set off by road to East Glacier, our gateway into Glacier National Park (GNP). We set up camp (tents) for the night at Two Medicine Camp Ground, with great views of bears foraging on Rising Wolf Mountain. Camping (Tents available only)
Thursday, June 14: Day Hike, Dawson-Pitamakin Loop (18miles) After decamping, and a steaming hot cup of coffee, we set off full throttle on this 18 mile trail. 7-9hrs of stunning vistas, Steady ascents and knee pounding descents!! Set up camp - cabins, overnight in St Mary. Camping (Tents) and/ or Log Cabins
Friday, June 15: Day Hike, Red Eagle Lake Hike After following an old road for 1 mile, the trail climbs gently through wildflower meadows. Red Eagle Mountain looms ahead, and grand views up valley to Going-to-the-Sun Mountain unfold. Overnight in St Mary: Camping (Tents) and/ or Log Cabins
Saturday, June 16: Kayaking, Trail Riding: Many Glacier Today we move to the feted Many Glacier, where we can spend the day in smaller groups. Those who want to take it easy, can. Those who want to keep hiking and keep hiking. This is a truly magnificent location. We will spent 1 night and 2 days here. Camping (Tents) and/ or Motel
Sunday, June 17: Day Hike, Kayaking, Trail Riding: Many Glacier After decamping, a second day to explore this great location presents itself - a multitude of hiking options are available to us from here In the late afternoon we take the Going-to-the-Sun road, towards Lake McDonald Lodge Cabin accommodations for all
Monday, June 18: Day Hike, Lake McDonald We all awake refreshed, and showered, having all spent the night at the Lake McDonald Lodge. One last heart pounding hike before we head home. At day’s end we will drive through to West Glacier to set up camp for the last night in GNP Camping (Tents available only)
Tuesday, June 19: Return to Great Falls, and then to Newark. After breakfast, we'll leave the park on route to the airport. 2.00 pm: Flight departs Great Falls in the early afternoon. 10.22 pm: Arrive back in Newark - on Tuesday, June 19

Supplemental Information:
Basic Hiking Gear / Outfit: - Good !! Hiking Boots... - Recommended "layering": fleece jacket for warmth - Light wind breaker, soft shell jacket to wear over fleece in the morning and at night and if it should rain !! - Pants that can be "zipped" into shorts and vice versa.... EMS has them !! (great for hiking) - Rain pants, super light, soft shell pants to wear over regular pants / shorts - Sleeping bag and sleeping mat
Air Service Provided by KLM/ North West Airlines: Wed. Jun. 13 - NW1079 L - EWR - MSP - 8.00 am - 10.10 am Wed. Jun. 13 - NW0708 L - MSP - GTF - 11.20 am - 12.59 pm
Tue. Jun. 19 - NW0708 L - GTF - MSP - 2.00 pm - 5.19 pm Tue. Jun. 19 - NW1088 L - MSP - EWR - 6.40 pm - 10.22 pm
Cancellation Policy: If you cancel before March 31, you would receive full refund minus $200 If you cancel before April 20, you would receive 75% refund If you cancel before May 1, you would receive 50% refund If you cancel before May 13, you would receive 25% refund After May 13, there won't be a refund possible unless we can replace you...

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Detailed Packing List for Wilderness Camping Trips: WHAT CLOTHING SHOULD YOU BRING ?
Be prepared for both intense periods of sunshine and for cold rainy days. Glacier National Park is high up - as a consequence weather patterns are erratic. It has been known to snow in the summer time there! You should come prepared for wet or dry weather. You should follow standard layering techniques in your choice of clothing.
We recommend you bring:
Camping Equipment: sleeping pad – Therma Rest sleeping bag – rated at least 17 F / 3-season. Down is not recommended tent – a full cover rain-fly is recommended - GOOD hiking boots (that have been broken in) - day pack or camel pack (easiest for water) for hiking - wet naps / - hiking poles (optional, but always a good idea)
- minimum of 2 sets of warm clothes
First Set: - Pants/Long Johns: preferably wool, fleece, or polypropylene - they are excellent sources of warmth even when wet. We recommend fleece clothing because it dries very quickly and retains its warmth when wet. Synthetics do dry faster than wool. - Upper body: 3 layers of wool/polypropylene /or fleece, (ie, long john top, shirt, jacket) and a windbreaker. - Feet: Warm socks, one pair per day and 2 additional pairs. I personally prefer polypro and wool blend socks. - Hands: Wool - Head: A woolly hat and baseball cap is recommended. - Rain Gear: Good rain gear is essential for protection from both rain and wind. It should fit well. Additional Set: -This can be additional warm clothes in case you get too cold or wet & should include: a wool sweater, wool or fleece pants (or light weight wind pants), a wool gloves and/or mittens, wool or fleece hat.
Additional items: - t-shirts / -shorts / - thin loose pants - thin loose long sleeve shirt to prevent sunburns -sun glasses - comfortable camp shoes (sneakers, sandals) - water shoes if you’re thinking of kayaking - insect repellent (mosquito head net) - waterproof flashlight or head lamp - sun screen 15-25 rating - water bottle / Nalgene - pocket knife, watch - extra batteries / - camera, film and replacement batteries - umbrella / - camping mug
Your personal toilet items should include: - towel Toothbrush/paste - biodegradable soap - hand towel for tent
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