Running Eagle Falls

Running Eagle Falls, located in Glacier National Park, Montana, is a captivating waterfall named after the Blackfeet warrior woman, Running Eagle. Also known as Trick Falls, it features a rare dual waterfall where water cascades from an underground spring above a larger drop. This phenomenon is especially impressive in spring and early summer. Early morning and late afternoon light cast a soft glow, enhancing the scene's natural beauty. The short, easy trail to the falls is accessible to all, with rich wildlife and seasonal wildflowers adding to the photographic appeal. This culturally significant site is a must-visit for photographers exploring Glacier National Park. (Glacier National Park, Montana, USA)