Mountains along the south end of the park.
Local Montana geologist, and father of the trip organizer Kathryn Fishbaugh, describes Triple Divide peak (just above and to ther ight of his head.
Lunch overlooking St. Mary Lake.
Joe and Stacy Plassman at lunch.
Alfred McEwen, HiRISE Principal Investigator, at lunch.
Don, a retired local geology professor who studied the sedimentology of Glacier National Park, at left.
Kathryn Fishbaugh, field trip leader, at right. St. Mary's lake in background.
Ripplemarks on the road guard rock.
Field Trippers.
Goose Island, in St. Mary Lake.
At an outcrop.
Sweet slot canyon that this creek cut into pre-existing joints -- the creek takes a 90-degree turn just in front of the viewing area here.
Baring Falls, a mile's hike down from Going-to-the-Sun road.
Looking down into glacially-carved St Mary Valley.
The park service runs these classic 1930's buses for tourists.
Colin Dundas checks out the top edge of an andesitic sill.
Contact metamorphism changed the limestone above into marble.
Looking up toward Logan Pass.
A skinny-looking bighorn sheep.
Looks like Lego-eroded terrain, above the Logan Pass visitor's center.
Wide-angle of the lego erosion.
Goats on the way down from Hidden Lake overlook.
A deer, hanging out right there in the parking lot!