But Glacier will make you gasp as you round each
bend in the Going-to-the-Sun road.
The road, which was completed in 1932, rounds the
glacier-carved valleys, providing views in every direction.
Walls of granite weep from waterfalls.
One couple took out their folding chairs and sat by
the ledge. And it is quite a ledge, especially driving east when you're on the
outside.
I shuddered a few times and then stopped peering over the edge to the valley thousands of feet below.
I drove up to Logan Pass at 6646 at the Continental Divide.
This is the point at which water flowing west empties into the Pacific and water flowing east flows into the Atlantic.
Snow! From a glacier.
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