The 16 kilometer (10 miles) drive to Red Rock Canyon abounds with colorful roadside wildflowers and views of hanging valleys, alpine meadows, and …See more
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Jul 29, 2024
This area is beautiful and the trail around the canyon area is easily accessible for strollers or young kids - as it is mainly boardwalk with a slight ascent up one side before crossing a bridge and … Full review by JerriAL1
Aug 13, 2023
What a surprise to walk up to a beautiful Red Rock Canyon and view families enjoying walking up the canyon and splashing in the water. We walked around the upper path (.7 mi) surrounding the canyon a… Full review by csu2015
Jul 20, 2023
Not quite what I was expecting, but it’s nice to see. Lots and lots of people/and lots of kids were down in the creek/water. With so many there it kinda takes away from seeing it. There’s a path that… Full review by Christina B
How long is the distance to walk on the road to reach red rock canyon since the motor traffic isn't allowed on the road?
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you can park by gate.... then can walk or bike in for about 8 miles. they had closed the park at copper mine so you can't make it all the way to the end. you might check with …
you can park by gate.... then can walk or bike in for about 8 miles. they had closed the park at copper mine so you can't make it all the way to the end. you might check with rangers first. there were some bears even closer toward the front, but it's still a beautiful ride. there is a nice creek right at the parking area. some of the other hikes like crypt might be better. it's all beautiful there, but not sure if the smoke from the lake mcdonald fires is an issue?
Hi there. My fiancé and I were just up there and loved it. Has anyone hiked up the canyon in the shallow waters? We are thinking about doing it but wanted to check and see if it's worth doing. Thanks!
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I was told at the Canadian Visitor Center in Glacier National Park that you are allowed to walk, sit, and swim in the creek waters. I think it actually gets pretty busy up there during …
I was told at the Canadian Visitor Center in Glacier National Park that you are allowed to walk, sit, and swim in the creek waters. I think it actually gets pretty busy up there during the warmer months. There weren't any signs posted saying you were not allowed in the water or to stay on trail.
Jul 29, 2024
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