Day 7- Boating on Lake MacDonald

On our last day at Glacier National Park, we decided to see nature from a different perspective. We were going to go on a scenic boat tour, but discovered it would be cheaper to just rent a little motorized fishing boat. So we spent about an hour and a half out on the lake giving ourselves a tour. Camden wasn't a fan of the life jacket.

The girls look happy here, but they were a little bit worried, at first, that the boat was going to tip over.

 And then they got more comfortable.

 The view out on the lake was amazing.

I don't have a picture of it, but Ashley and Alyssa each had a turn driving the boat. Alyssa didn't like it very much, but Ashley kept on asking to do it again.

Towards the end, I had to keep a tight grip on the boys as they both were trying to lean over the edge and touch the water.

 Back on land again. The boys sure loved throwing rocks into every body of water that we found.

These tour buses were spotted all over the park. We never took the tour in one, but I finally got close enough to an empty one to get a picture on the last day.

We absolutely loved our time at Glacier National Park. It was beautiful there and the wildlife didn't disappoint. I didn't get any pictures of it, but up at Logan Pass, while we were waiting for Danny to find a parking space, the kids had fun with the squirrels/chipmunks. They were not scared of humans, at all, and the kids could get close enough to pet them. We will sure miss having our National Park pass this next year because they are great vacation spots and each one is so unique and beautiful.