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. ...
Show MoreEnjoy using this app. Have use it at another National Park and like the precise directions and information it gives you. I highly recommend using this app for your travels in your National Parks travel plans. Has nice music playing while traveling between stops or information.
jhweed | 2 days ago | iOSKings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks Guide. Exceptional. Incredible app tracking exactly where you are and perfect directions for every option to do/see. Informative and interesting commentary. Easy to use. Great integration with Apple Car Play. Perfect for someone who doesn’t know the park. No need for a group guided tour. Great value at an inexpensive price. Good length of visit.
S_reviews_26 | 1 month ago | iOSWe used Shaka on three of the Hawaiian islands and recently purchased the National Parks collection. We wished we would have had them sooner for all the parks we already visited in years past. On the most recent trip we did the Crater Lake and Lassen Volcanic National Park tours. They were both amazing. So cool to have some history, music, and tips for good stops and hikes. Highly recommend their tours. We want to revisit some again just to listen to the tours.
cavecreek1 | 1 month ago | iOSWe love using Shaka guide with the kids. They love the stories and history and it’s split up with great music in between. The hiking/activity recommendations are spot on and take you to places you’d otherwise drive right by. We use them both on the islands and at national parks all over the mainland.
Emanuel54 | 1 month ago | iOSI have used shaka guide for 3 national parks and the road to hana in maui. Most of my favorite stops and attractions from the tours are places i would have never found without Shaka Guide. I recommend this to everybody i meet during the tours, and now i’m recommending it to you…. it’s so worth it.
Autumn730 | 3 months ago | iOSMy wife and I first used this app in 2017 during our honeymoon in Kauai and it was super helpful and entertaining. Now in 2026 we’re touring all 5 national parks in Utah and it’s as good as I remember. This will be a staple of all future trips.
JulietAlphaSierra | 3 months ago | iOSThis is app is amazing. Easy to work and follow. Love the stories and the information it gives you while you are driving. Can’t wait to use this app again on our next adventure!
Mimpyatt | 4 months ago | iOSI’m I. The middle of a solo road trip to several of the national parks out west. Shaka Guides have been the best companion! Turn for turn directions are spot on; I know what sites are coming up without having to shuffle around a map while driving; and the stories and facts are great! Also enjoying the music on between! I highly recommend Shaka Guides to everyone, but especially solo travelers!!
- bjh - | 5 months ago | iOSThe app is constructed professionally. The guide offered practical advice to tour national parks with good recommendations of what to see and what to skip. The app has a CarPlay app so the map is easy to follow. The map lags a tiny bit so it is good to follow audio instructions for turns before the map shows the turn.
Lar28 | 5 months ago | iOSit's an amazing app. it helped me on my trip so much, it made the drive so much more interesting and gave very useful information. I used it for national parks
Daniela Becerra Gonzalez | 5 months ago | AndroidTwo 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.
Show MoreTwo 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.
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.
Show MoreTo 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.
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.
Show MoreYes, 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.
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:
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:
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