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Hiking Fools

Bee Broadcasting
Glacier National Park
Bear Safety
Lake Mcdonald
Logan Pass
Bear Spray
Firebrand Pass
Going-To-the-Sun Road
Apgar Lookout Trail
Mount Oberlin
Siyeh Pass Trail
Triple Divide Pass Trail
Iceberg Lake
Waterton Lakes National Park
Mountain Lion / Puma (puma Concolor)
Lincoln Lake
Piegan Mountain
Ben Rover Cabin
Mount Brown Lookout Trail
Hidden Lake Overlook Trail
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Josh and Sarah talk about their adventures and favorite hikes in Glacier National Park in northwest Montana. Their family motto is "Always Go!"

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Josh and Sarah discuss the ins and outs of reservations, ticketing, permits, and camping in Glacier National Park. Expertly navigating the online systems and critical deadlines will make it more enjoyable to put together your ideal trip itinerary.

A continued discussion with Eric Peitzsch, Ph.D on how he observes and forecasts avalanche activity in Glacier National Park, including his research and his role in the opening of the Going-to-the-Sun Road each season.

Josh and Sarah invite Erich Peitzsch, physical scientist with the USGS and foremost authority on avalanche activity within Glacier National Park, into the studio to hear about his interesting path to the present day and his experience being stationed... more

Venture out on this incredible hike as it loops around massive mountains and provides phenomenal views of Glacier National Park in every direction. A true challenge that is more than worth the reward.

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Recent Guests

Diane Boyd
Author, researcher, conservationist focused on wolves in Glacier National Park
Author, wolf researcher
Episode: Woman Among Wolves - Part 2
Don Scharfe
Founder and former owner of Rocky Mountain Outfitter in Kalispell
Rocky Mountain Outfitter
Episode: Rocky Mountain Outfitter- Part 2
Tim Manley
Bear management expert, guest on show
Episode: Bear Safety and Awareness- Part 2
Rachel Manley
Bear management expert, guest on show
Episode: Bear Safety and Awareness- Part 2
Jim Williams
Award-winning, professionally certified wildlife biologist
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP)
Episode: Path Of The Puma - Part 1
Anthony Nelson
Executive director of the Glacier Institute
Glacier Institute
Episode: What is the Glacier Institute?

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Josh and Sarah
Hosts of hiking-focused shows centered on Glacier National Park, sharing practical hikes, safety, gear, and local lore.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 12 ratings
  • Super informative!

    I enjoy Glacier National Park and this podcast has really great information about trails; what might be harder than noted in brochures; and gives great ideas of family friendly and beginner hikes. I look forward to each episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NicInSK
    Canada3 months ago
  • Epic couple!

    I know these 2 and if you don’t, you need to follow their podcast & get to know them! You learn everything about Glacier National Park!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nor’easter48
    United States7 months ago
  • Love it!

    True locals who know what they are talking about. Their style is great, information is spot on, and stories are unforgettable. Always go!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SolomonRiver
    United States8 months ago
  • Always Go

    Great show. Came for the info stayed for the fun. Going to adopt the “always go” mantra because when I don’t go I always wish I had. Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JeradHill
    United States10 months ago

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The hosts feel like knowledgeable locals who make Glacier approachable for families and serious hikers alike.
Listeners appreciate the practical, gear-focused guidance paired with authentic, local flavor.
Guests consistently bring credible expertise and relatable storytelling, contributing to high-quality, actionable content.

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What is the Glacier Institute?
Q: What is your favorite trail and why?
Anthony highlights Firebrand Pass for its beauty, accessibility on the park's south side, and the sense of discovery on the trail, despite occasionally missing the turn due to its tucked-away location.
What is the Glacier Institute?
Q: What makes Glacier Institute programs unique for families or first-time visitors?
Programs emphasize accessibility and personal connection, offering personalized tours, short educational segments on diverse topics, and guided hikes that balance safety, wildlife understanding, and memorable experiences.
What is the Glacier Institute?
Q: Can you share your personal journey that led you to the Glacier Institute and the Flathead Valley?
Anthony talks about growing up in Minnesota, a lifelong connection to Glacier National Park through family visits, a career as a zookeeper, and eventual work with wildlife biology that brought him back to the park and into leadership at the Glacier Institute.
Path Of The Puma - Part 2
Q: What other hikes or adventures would you recommend, and what lessons have you learned?
Jim shared stories of challenging routes like Rising Wolf Mountain, emphasizing preparation, teamwork, and reading wildlife behavior, including how to give bears space and how even experienced climbers face unpredictable weather and physical limits.
Path Of The Puma - Part 2
Q: Did you ever get up Mount Cleveland, and what was that experience like?
Jim described starting the ascent with a small group, the conditions turning challenging as the altitude, dew, and cold worsened, and a dramatic sense of danger when rocks moved and bears appeared; the group ultimately turned back below the summit, choosing safety over risking a fatal turn.

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What is Hiking Fools about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two seasoned hosts share practical Glacier National Park-focused hiking wisdom, gear tips, and vivid storytelling from family-friendly to epic alpine adventures. Episodes skew toward actionable guidance—trail planning, safety, bear awareness, gear tests, and route-by-route guides—paired with personal anecdotes from hikes, seasonal conditions, and local lore. A consistent emphasis on accessible outdoor experiences plus expert guests and regional know-how makes it appealing for hikers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking trustworthy tips and inspiration to explore the park more confidently. A notable trait is the blend of practical how-to content with warm, locally grounded storytelling, which can help potential sponsors or guests gauge... more

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2. Don Scharfe
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4. Rachel Manley
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