Embark on a guided glacier hike to view ancient sites and petroglyphs created by our ancestors. Our Indigenous guide will share the meanings and stories behind these sacred locations, teach you about traditional plant medicines found along the trail, and explain how our people have lived in harmony with this landscape for millennia. Moderate difficulty, 4-mile round trip with stunning glacier views.

When

Spring​/​Summer​/​Fall, depending on the weather.

Things to Know

This moderate-difficulty glacier hike involves walking on uneven terrain, including rocky paths, potentially icy surfaces, and elevation changes. Participants should be in reasonable physical condition and comfortable with a 4-mile round trip hike. The trail includes some steep sections and requires good balance. Hiking boots with good traction are essential, and trekking poles are recommended. You should dress in layers for changing mountain conditions—weather can shift quickly at elevation. Bring water, snacks, sun protection, and any personal medications. A small backpack is helpful for carrying essentials. The hike moves at a steady but manageable pace with frequent stops to rest, learn, and view ancient sites and petroglyphs. Wildlife sightings are possible but never guaranteed. Participants are expected to respect the sacred sites, follow leave-no-trace principles, and stay with the group at all times. Because this journey takes place in culturally significant ancestral lands, guests are asked to be mindful, respectful, and open to learning from Indigenous guides who share the meanings and stories behind these sacred locations. Trips are weather-dependent and may be adjusted or rescheduled for safety. Your guides' decisions on the trail are final and made with the well-being of the group in mind. Come prepared for an immersive experience that blends physical activity, cultural learning, and connection with ancient landscapes and traditions.

Duration

4 hours