Driving into a campground in Glacier National Park. #outdoors #nature #travel | Michael Hodges, Author

First Time Seeing a Backcountry Campground in Glacier… and It’s EMPTY 👀 #glaciernationalpark #backcountrycamping #glacierpark #backpacking #hikingadventures #travelreel #exploremore #solohiking #watchthis #trinityvandenacre #viraltoday #trendingnow | Life in the West

What’s your favorite bighorn sheep sighting? Bighorn sheep–famous for their large, curly horns–are a common sight in the high elevation areas of Glacier National Park. Sheep live in sex-segregated herds—a group will be either all rams, or a mix of ewes and kids. Sheep of both sexes have horns, although the larger, curlier horns belong to the males. Unlike an antler, a sheep horn is never shed; it continues to grow throughout a sheep’s life. These horns can weigh as much as 30 pounds! As you can