7North Cascades National Park Instead of Glacier National Park
Some travel writers claim Glacier National Park’s future could be impacted by “the climate crisis.” There’s also some concern that the 3 million annual glacier-hunting visitors might also be affecting the place’s “ecological stability.”
Fret not. This park isn’t the only place on the continent you can find frozen tundra. Witness Washington’s North Cascades National Park. Here west along the rugged U.S.-Canadian border, you’ll find glaciers, peaks, and turquoise lakes. If you’re able, hike the hardy 7.5-mile round-trip Cascade Pass Trail too.
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