• Goat Lick Overlook - Visit Glacier National Park’s official mascots, the Mountain Goats, at a natural salt-lick!
• Silver Staircase Falls - The Silver Staircase Waterfall is a stunning cascade of shimmering waters, especially impressive during the spring runoff. The best part? You can enjoy it right from the road!
• Blackfeet Nation Sculpture (Southwest) - This statue, one of a set of four, marks the entrance to the Blackfoot Nation. Crafted from barbed wire, rusty car parts, and stones from a mission school, this statue is one of four marking the entrances to the Blackfoot Nation.
• Kiowa - The main attraction at Kiowa is the Kyiyo Bakery and Mercantile, with Kyiyo meaning bear in the Blackfoot language. It’s famous for its fried chicken and is the last dining spot before leaving the park. If you’re hungry, feel free to stop by.
• Looking Glass Hill - This scenic roadway offers several overlooks where you can catch early glimpses of Two Medicine and the Lewis Mountain Range.
• East Glacier Park - The town of East Glacier is the last stop before entering Two Medicine. It features an Amtrak Station, the East Glacier Lodge, and several amenities, hotels, and restaurants.
• Running Eagle Falls Nature Trail - The Running Eagle Falls trail is just over half a mile long and leads to the stunning Running Eagle Falls. This double waterfall cascades over 30 feet into a clear pool below. This is the very site where Running Eagle experienced her life-changing vision quest. The trail also includes interpretive signs about local plant life and their traditional uses by local tribes.
• Continental Divide Trail - The Continental Divide Trail is too long for a day hike, as it stretches around 3,100 miles. However, at the trailhead, you can enjoy an easy, one-and-a-half-mile trail to the beautiful Appistoki Waterfall.
• North Shore Trailhead - There are two excellent hiking trails here on the North Shore. One of the most popular trails in Two Medicine is the Trail to the Upper Two Medicine Lake, and the other trail allows you to visit Glacier’s famous Triple Divide peak.
• Two Medicine Ranger Station - The South Shore Ranger Station is a great first stop for information on backcountry hikes, boat rentals, or to chat with a ranger.
• Two Medicine Picnic Area - Park in any of the five parking areas on this short loop to enjoy a picnic, relax, and walk along Two Medicine’s rocky shoreline.
• South Shore Trailhead - At Two Medicine’s South Shore, enjoy a relaxing boat ride, hike to scenic spots like Paradise Point or Aster Falls, or shop at the general store. Paradise Point offers a 1.4-mile round trip to stunning lake views, while Aster Falls features a 3.8-mile hike to a waterfall and panoramic overlook.

• Tours NEVER expire
• Freedom to explore at your own pace
• Offline map (no wifi or data needed)
• Turn-by-turn directions using GPS
• Hours of audio narration with stories, travel tips and music
• Audio narration that plays automatically as you drive

• Private transportation
• Meals and Refreshments
• Entrance Fees
• Parking Fees

Seeking tranquility and breathtaking scenery? Discover the hidden treasure of Glacier National Park’s Two Medicine area! Trade bustling crowds for pristine lakes, serene trails, and stunning mountain vistas. Our audio tour reveals fascinating Native American legends, intriguing local wildlife stories, and remarkable rock formations. Ideal for families, solo adventurers, or anyone looking to escape their daily tasks. Download, connect, and immerse yourself in nature’s splendor—no need for uncomfortable group tours!

Download the Shaka Guide app to access the purchased tours

• Starting Points: Pinnacle, St. Mary, and Browning
• Travelers must have a smartphone compatible with the Shaka Guide app.
• The app must be downloaded and the tour redeemed before arrival.
• Strong Wi-Fi or cellular data is required to download the tour in advance.
• Location services (GPS) must be enabled on the device
• Travelers are responsible for securing any required entrance passes, reservations, or permits before starting
• No vehicle reservations required as of 2026 — park pass still required cash not accepted, bring a card
• Seasonal closure from late fall through late spring — best visited summer and early fall
• No in-park lodges — camping only inside the valley (Two Medicine Campground); nearest hotels in Browning or East Glacier Park Village
• Limited food inside the valley — small camp store with basic snacks only; stock up in Browning or East Glacier Park Village before entering; bring plenty of water
• Optional: boat rides on Two Medicine Lake available in summer
• Main safety concerns: falls, hypothermia, and bears — bring bear spray (rentable at Kalispell Airport or Apgar Village) ••••••

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.