Hermit Trail
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Route Description for Hermit Trail
The Hermit Trail is a difficult hiking route in Glacier National Park that climbs uphill through the beautiful alpine landscape to the picturesque Hermit Campground. Hikers will need to bring a GPS or trail map in order to navigate the trail, as it is poorly marked and is often blanketed in snow. Make sure to bring snowshoes, crampons, or microspikes to help traverse the snowy terrain in the early/late season. Along this route, you will experience amazing views that look out over the surrounding area including nearby peaks, such as the Cheops, Grizzly, and Hermit mountains, as well as Mount Sir Donald and Avalanche Mountain to the southeast. This short and steep trail is an amazing way to enjoy the picturesque alpine landscape of Glacier National Park.
Getting to the Hermit Trail Trailhead
To access the parking area for the Hermit Trail from Revelstoke, make your way east along BC-1 E for 42.1mi and turn left to enter the parking lot where you will find the trailhead.Route Information
When to do:
June-October
Backcountry Campsites:
Hermit Campground
Pets allowed:
Yes - On Leash
Family friendly:
No
Route Signage:
Poor
Crowd Levels:
Moderate
Route Type:
Out and back
Hermit Trail Elevation Graph
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