Going-to-the-Sun Road

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by Ken Thomas

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Going-to-the-Sun Road in Montana, USA, is a breathtaking scenic highway that traverses Glacier National Park. This engineering marvel stretches approximately 50 miles, connecting the park's east and west sides. Completed in 1932, the road offers stunning views of rugged mountains, glacial lakes, and dense forests. Key highlights include Logan Pass, the highest point on the road at 6,646 feet, and the picturesque Weeping Wall. During the summer months, the road is a popular route for tourists, providing access to numerous hiking trails, wildlife viewing opportunities, and spectacular vistas.

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