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 MoreWe just got back from doing the Norwegian Cruise Line Hawaii inter island cruise. We rented a car at each port and used the Shaka Guide every day. The tours were awesome and the stories and music really added to the experience. The directions were great, loved suggestions for food and places of interest. Bathroom info was a lifesaver on the Road to Hana. I know we got to see and experience things we wouldn’t have otherwise. If you are doing multiple islands I would recommend getting all the tours in a single bundle. There were times we were on a tour and switched to another one. It was handy having them all available on the fly. Can’t wait to try out some of the tours for the National Parks in the southwest now that we are back home.
afishernm | 4 days ago | iOSWe learned about Shaka Guide in HI and are so happy to see them expanding to other national parks and adventure areas in the continental US as well. Excellent experience. We will always use them for guided tours where available. Thank you!!
Nicole and Brandon | 6 months ago | iOSGreat way to tour the national parks
Maureen Chovancek | 6 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.
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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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